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Stories: Special Report: Power Players 2009

Walmart's Stephen Quinn Is Ad Age's No. 6 Power Player

Published: November 02, 2009

A Walmart that once failed to fully appreciate or wield its marketing power has lost those inhibitions under the leadership of Stephen Quinn.

Stories: Special Report: Power Players 2009

Honda's Steve Center Is Ad Age's No. 17 Power Player

Published: November 02, 2009

Honda stuck to its conservative approach to business in the economic maelstrom and managed to eke out a full-year global profit for the fiscal year ended March 31.

Stories: Hispanic Marketing

Enter: Multicultural Agency of the Year

Published: November 02, 2009

Ad Age is now welcoming submissions for Multicultural Agency of the Year.

Stories: MediaWorks Watercooler

Rose Honored for His Past, but What About the Future?

Ann Marie Kerwin

Published: November 02, 2009

Last week, the Center for Communication gave its annual Frank Stanton Award to Charlie Rose, whose hourlong chat fest includes an eclectic lineup of politicians, CEOs, world leaders, actors and academics.

Stories: Print Edition

U.K. Ad Foundation Offers Lessons for U.S. Industry

Published: November 02, 2009

The U.S. marketing industry should keep a close eye on its U.K. counterpart and use it as an example of both what and what not to do.

Stories: Special Report: Power Players 2009

P&G's Marc Pritchard Is Ad Age's No. 1 Power Player

Published: November 02, 2009

Last year's cutbacks aside, P&G still spends more on marketing than any marketer in the U.S. or, for that matter, the world.

Blogs: The Big Tent

How Diversity Efforts Can Boost the Economy

Laurence Boschetto

Published: November 02, 2009

In today's ever-expanding global marketplace, for an advertising agency -- and the industry at large -- to effectively compete and prosper, its ranks must accurately reflect the world to which it caters. But there's an even more salient and basic reason to champion diversity and inclusion: the chance to re-energize the economy by giving a much-needed boost to small businesses.

Blogs: DigitalNext

Facebook's Big Changes: Action Items for Marketers

David Berkowitz

Published: November 02, 2009

Facebook's latest round of updates announced this week will affect everyone: marketers, developers, publishers, consumers and anyone else remotely connected to its site and platform. And some of the changes will especially affect marketers.

Stories: Special Report: Power Players 2009

Google's Brin & Page Are Ad Age's No. 13 Power Players

Published: November 02, 2009

Google is spreading its tentacles into many industries, including some beyond advertising, but all the important decisions are still made by the founders, along with CEO Eric Schmidt.

Stories: Global News

OMD Wins Pepsi's Chinese Media Business

Michael Bush

Published: November 02, 2009

NEW YORK (AdAge.com) -- Omnicom Group's OMD has won media planning and buying duties for PepsiCo's drinks business in China, according to executives close to the matter. The account, which also includes digital, is reported to be worth between $150 million to $225 million.

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