Survey: election ads didn't resonate with late deciders

Article Abstract:

The survey of Draft Inc. of Chicago reported that the outpouring of presidential campaign advertisements during the closing days of the United States 2004 election campaign had little impact in changing the late voters' decisions. The approaches to be considered by the future candidates that guide them on spending decisions are discussed.

United States, Political campaigns, Voting, Electioneering

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ChoicePoint keeps marketing services business

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The plans of ChoicePoint Inc., to divest a part of its business in order to retain its marketing services business are discussed.

Management dynamics, Management, Information services, Information services industry, Company business management, ChoicePoint Inc., Diversification (Investments)

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UPS study: intra-Asia trade set to explode

Article Abstract:

The UPS survey has discovered that the trade between Asian nations is going to boom among Asia's small to midsize enterprises.

Foreign trade, Asia, International trade, Small and medium sized companies, Industry forecasts

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