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There's Turmoil Inside Disney's Magic Kingdom

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How good of a run has Lego been on in recent years?Consider the following:It’s the subject of the country’s top movie. The Lego Movie has gotten great reviews and is easily the biggest box office...

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Why Shareholder Value Should Not Be the Only Goal of Public Companies

Carl Icahn’s bid to force online auction giant eBay to spin-off its payment processing business, PayPal, and eBay’s resistance to the idea once again highlights the disconnect that often exists between company shareholders and management.It...

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Barneys Is Counting on 17 Transgender Models for Its Spring Campaign

In a departure from its traditional spring marketing, luxury retailer Barneys is launching a campaign to raise awareness about transgender issues.Barneys’ campaign, called “Brothers, Sisters, Sons & Daughters,” is the latest in a long history...

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Chocolate Toothpaste and the Rise of WTF Flavors

Consumers have gotten so used to hearing about “New!” and “Exciting!” products that marketers are resorting to extreme, bold, bizarre — and perhaps even unappealing — flavors to pique their curiosity.Toothpaste is not a particularly...

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Apple's Next Big Thing Could Be Allowing You to Easily Pay for Stuff

In the wake of the Target and other big data breaches, retailers and banks are making the case that we need more secure purchase methods. But since they can’t agree on who’s going to pay...

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Service With A Smile

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