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| Monday, March 7, 2016 |
 Oscar Munoz, who suffered a heart attack six weeks after he was named president and CEO of United Airlines in September and then had a heart transplant operation in January ... Read the whole story automotive  by Tanya Gazdik Audi is committed to helping the sport of soccer grow in the United States and Canada, says Loren Angelo, director of marketing, Audi of America, in a release. The automaker ... Read the whole story retail  by Sarah Mahoney From integrating the Internet of Things into a baby's nursery to streamlining its fresh produce operations, company executives tell investors it's all part of its obsession with kids ... Read the whole story restaurants  by Karlene Lukovitz The TV ads, from BBDO, use over-the-top vignettes to drive home the point that people wouldn't think of mistreating their possessions in the ways that they sometimes mistreat
their ... Read the whole story tourism  by Colleen G. Steinman "We hope the game will provide a jumping-off point for people who care about the environment to picture themselves actively participating," Meredith Hahn, VP of corporate social responsibility at
American ... Read the whole story telecom  by Aaron Baar "There are still some quality metrics [that are lacking], particularly with the speed of Web and data streaming," Kirk Parsons, senior director and technology, media & telecom practice leader at J ... Read the whole story automotive  by Tanya Gazdik Mobil 1 is launching a digital video series featuring driver Tony Stewart and his teammates Danica Patrick and Kevin Harvick. Themed "Tony's Next Chapter," the videos depict Stewart exploring ... Read the whole story |  Consumer products marketers don't have to manipulate consumers into acting against their own self interest or persuade them to accept a fictional alternate reality. But the GOP message has ... More opinion Today's
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