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April 6, 2009
Top Headlines
- Deal or No Deal? Cheap Prices Can Maim Your Brand
- How Your Value Message Can Be Heard Above the Din
- A Cheaper Agency Pricing Model
- Motown Woes Weigh on Adworld -- but Not as Much as You'd Think
- Sears Seeks Right Tone for the Times Without the Deep Discounting
- Golf Goes From Business Essential to PR Hazard
- Cannes: Yes, You Can Still Live It Up
- 10 Principles for Bad Times That Work in Good Times, Too
- How to Handle Hiring When Everyone Else Is Cutting Staff
- Five Brands Doing It Right, Doing It Wrong
- Give Consumers Reasons to Stick With Your Brand
- Lessons From Fortune (The April 1938 Issue)
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- Lessons From Fortune (The April 1938 Issue)
- Wondering What to Do? We Asked the Experts
- Five Brands Doing It Right, Doing It Wrong
- Give Consumers Reasons to Stick With Your Brand
- How to Handle Hiring When Everyone Else Is Cutting Staff
- Uncle Sam as GM'S CEO: Not a Good Thing
- Sears Seeks Right Tone for the Times Without the Deep Discounting
- Cannes: Yes, You Can Still Live It Up
- A Cheaper Agency Pricing Model
- Deal or No Deal? Cheap Prices Can Maim Your Brand
- Smart Spots for Tough Times
- How Toyota's Confronting Low Consumer Confidence
- Recession Resources: Where to Turn For Help
- 10 Principles for Bad Times That Work in Good Times, Too
- The Obama Administration Got It Right
- Study: Cutting Spending Hurts Brands Long Term
- Opportunity Knocks for Avon, Mary Kay
- Golf Goes From Business Essential to PR Hazard
- Bargains Abound in Media Abandoned by Weak Sectors
- How Your Value Message Can Be Heard Above the Din
- Motown Woes Weigh on Adworld -- but Not as Much as You'd Think











