Future shock

Article Abstract:

The markets served by newspapers have changed significantly since the early 1960s. Circulation has fallen, especially among young readers. An innovation that many newspaper publishers hope will increase readership is the transmission of news over portable computers.

Newspapers, Company sales and earnings, Newspaper circulation, Newspaper reading

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Going to new lengths; longer hemlines may strengthen retailers

Article Abstract:

Canada's fashion designers and retailers have decided to drop hemlines on women's dresses and skirts to stimulate sales. The fashion industry has been among those most damaged by the recession.

Marketing, Women's clothing industry, Clothing industry, Fashion

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The boardroom exodus; corporate directors are fleeing troubled companies

Article Abstract:

Corporate directors are increasingly held liable for the actions of their companies, causing many directors to abandon their companies at the first indication of trouble.

Laws, regulations and rules, Corporate directors, Corporations, Tort liability, Tort liability of corporations

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