3 hrs ago | The Post-Standard
Continue reading "Syracuse lost Chase-Pitken, and now, another upscale gardening chain is compost"
My thoughts? Here's another example of a big company buying a boutique business that was perfectly fine -- until the big company bought it.
7 hrs ago | KHWB-TV Houston
Say goodbye to fixed-rate cards; 2 major banks switching terms in months leading up to reforms
It could be time to kiss fixed-rate credit cards goodbye. Two of the biggest issuers in the nation - Bank of America and Chase - say they're switching some fixed-rate cards to variable rates to manage costs in light of the sweeping new reforms to the credit card industry.
12 hrs ago | Chicago Tribune
Pringles addresses crunch with new flavors, sizes, marketing
It's crunch time for Pringles. Procter & Gamble Co. has unleashed the four-decade-old snack in a barrage of new flavors, shapes and sizes with new marketing even as speculation grows that Pringles could be among the next P&G brands to be sold or spun off.
Court reinstates part of suit against Home Depot
A federal appeals court has upheld the dismissal of part of a sexual harassment suit against The Home Depot Inc.
Walgreen promotes CFO to additional VP position
DEERFIELD, Ill. Walgreen Co. said Friday it promoted Chief Financial Officer Wade Miquelon to the additional role of executive vice president.
Haverty's sales plunge 23% in Q2
Atlanta Havertya s on Thursday said second-quarter sales dropped 23% to $129.7 million from $168.4 million in second quarter 2008.
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Genpact Schedules Earnings Announcement and Conference Call for Second Quarter Fiscal 2009 Results
Genpact Limited , a leader in the globalization of services and technology and a pioneer in managing business processes for companies around the world, will announce results for the second quarter ended June 30, 2009 on Tuesday, August 4, 2009.
P&G says rival copied its pattern
Procter & Gamble Co., the creator of Bounty paper towels, has filed a federal lawsuit against rival Georgia-Pacific, alleging that the Atlanta-based company infringed on its trademark by using a 'bowtie' pattern on its Brawny paper towels, The Columbus Dispatch reported Thursday.
JohnsonDiversey Issues 2008 Global Responsibility Report Highlighting Progress Toward Company Goals
CSRwire.com - STURTEVANT, Wis. - July 8, 2009 - JohnsonDiversey, Inc. reported improvements across all environmental metrics in 2008 and provided details of its participation in the World Wildlife Fund Climate Savers initiative in its 2008 Global Responsibility Report, released today in both print and online editions.
Economy Forces Most Wired Hospitals to Look Closely at IT Spending
CHICAGO , /PRNewswire/ -- The economic crisis is forcing many hospitals to make tough decisions with scarce resources, including delaying and scaling down information technology projects, according to a newly released survey of America's "most wired" hospitals and health systems.
Scotts shuttering all Smith & Hawken stores
Scotts Miracle-Gro Co. on Wednesday announced plans to shut down its 56-store Smith & Hawken chain by the end of the year.
Michael Evans borrows from his friends to donate to the poor.
SPENDING other people's money is so much more rewarding than dipping into your own pocket.
Will Smith & Hawken Be Liquidated?
Popular garden and outdoor entertaining company Smith & Hawken has been struggling lately.
For a glimpse at how the retail landscape has changed since this recession began in December 2007, look no further than the annual list of the nation's largest retailers.
Oregon Scientific Eco weather station ditches batteries
Oregon Scientific has announced the release of the +ECO Clima Control weather station, a new weather station that runs on solar power.
Banking Stocks Feel Pinch After Discover Offering
U.S. financial stocks fell in the red for a fifth consecutive trading session Tuesday, with Discover Financial Services plunging more than 10% after it announced a $500 million public stock offering.
Smart Spending: Make home more energy-efficient
Times may be tight, but in making your home more energy-efficient it's actually true that the more you spend the more you save.
Jim Mathews, Hunter Douglas Vice President of Marketing, Honored By...
UPPER SADDLE RIVER, N.J., July 1, 2009 Jim Mathews, Vice President of Marketing for Hunter Douglas, Inc., was honored for 20 years of outstanding service to the window fashions leader and the industry as a whole at the company's annual Service Awards Luncheon recognizing employee milestones.
Discover to sell $500M in common stock to public
Credit card company Discover says it will sell $500 million worth of common stock in a public offering, and use the proceeds for possible investments or to buy back preferred stock issued to the U.S. Treasury under its bank rescue plan.
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