A retro, transcendental spin on dining, playing

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Philadelphia, Penn.-based Franklin Mills shopping center is home to a new bowling, billiard, restaurant, arcade and bar complex called Jillian's. The new 65,000-square-foot entertainment complex is expected to attract a diverse clientele, including young people and baby boomers. Boston, Mass.-based J.W. Childs Associates L.P. provided a $25 million investment for a 50% stake in Jillian's. Jillian's, which is planning to open one entertainment complex every month, is seeking other investors.

Food Services and Drinking Places, Eating Places, Other Amusement and Recreation Industries, Billiards & Bowling Facilities, Restaurants, Sports facilities, Jillian's Entertainment Corp.

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'Better things...' are not good enough for DuPont; the Wilmington company has adopted a new slogan. From now on, it will be producing "Miracles of Science."(Abstract)

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To make itself known as a company that is driven by more than mere product awareness, DuPont is launching a new slogan that it hopes will better define it as a company that is based in science. The new slogan, "Miracles of Science," replaces "Better Things for Better Living," after 65 years. McCann-Erickson created the campaign to run in print, radio, TV and on the Internet.

Chemicals & Allied Products, Chemical Manufacturing, Television, New Electronic Marketing, Advertising Activity, Account Activity, Print Media, Slogan, Radio, Chemicals, Abstract, E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Co., McCann-Erickson Inc.

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Ad agency, promote thyself: how to attract big accounts

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Plymouth Meeting, PA-based Ikea's North American operations needs a new advertising agency for its $40 million account.

Denmark, All Other Home Furnishings Stores, Misc. homefurnishings stores, Home Furnishings Stores NEC, Home furnishings stores, Ikea A/S

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