DM sector bucks trend of sagging stocks

Article Abstract:

The stock performance of different marketing companies, and the stock price index, for the first half of the year 2005, is statistically discussed. While the share value of these companies, has increased by 17.56 percent, the portfolio value has reached $117,563.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Securities issued, listed, Stocks, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Securities, Stock prices, Company securities, Industry forecasts

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May is mum on Marshall Field's catalog details

Article Abstract:

Target Corp. would sell the Marshall Field's business to May Department stores Co. for $3.24 billion. The deal included 62 stores, three distribution centers, $600 million of Marshall Field's credit card receivables and nine Minneapolis-area Mervyn's stores.

Acquisitions & mergers, Department Stores, Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Company acquisition/merger, May Department Stores Co., Target Corp., TGT

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Oversized cards tout downsized costs for creative staff

Article Abstract:

CPRi, a staffing company managed the marketing and creative departments for three Fortune 50 companies. It used oversized and laminated cards as a part of its direct mail campaign.

CPRi Communications

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