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BY Shawn Graham
Relevancy Score: 41

When is the last time you walked into Target, Walmart, Kmart or (insert name of any major retailer here) to find they completely overhauled the footprint of their store? We're not talking one or two departments or switching out grills ...READ»

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BY Susan Solovic
Relevancy Score: 12

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Google Instant Redefines Your ABCs

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A is for AOL. B is for Bank of America. C is for Craigslist. Say what? Presenting the default search results of New Google -- in rhyming couplets.READ»

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Relevancy Score: 30

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Relevancy Score: 16

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Core businesses become core for a reason: their business designs work--or worked. Eventually, all businesses require renovation. Sometimes, they require revolution. But it can be hard to tell when your company needs a radical ...READ»

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Twucked Up Twit in Social Media

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Relevancy Score: 20

With over 6K people calling themselves everything from “Social Media Guru” to ” Social Media Super Hero” I’m just gonna call it like it is. 90% of you are full of crap and have no idea what social media is or where it’s place is in an overall marketing plan and are generally spouting personal dogma and there is a high likelihood you are socially retarded.READ»

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FTC Cracks Down on Blogging Endorsements

BY David Capece
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New Spyware Villains: Your Friendly Neighborhood Sears and Kmart

BY Kit Eaton
Relevancy Score: 28

The FTC is forcing the Sears Holding Management Company to destroy data it collected on users who installed spyware for "research" purposes and a $10 bonus.READ»

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Relevancy Score: 33

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Scott Seydel remarks on my recent post on Conscious Capitalism as it relates to Wal-Mart.READ»

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Relevancy Score: 45

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The Death of Corporate Permanence

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Is the pandemic of bankruptcies actually changing our national perspective on corporate mortality in some fundamental way? It's an important question to ask, given the frequency of once-iconic brands turning into corporate ...READ»

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Relevancy Score: 100

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