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NYC is on sale

Alexandra Bruell April 14, 2008

Leave it to the fashion industry to remind us of what we can't afford and, like salt in the wound, to create a new buzz phrase to attract international shoppers - "NYC is on sale."

Placing the focus on long-term potential

Craig McGuire March 17, 2008

Some companies need to start thinking differently about earnings guidance

Ziff Davis taps Joele Frank for Chapter 11 filing work

Frank Washkuch March 06, 2008

NEW YORK: Ziff Davis Media, which filed for bankruptcy protection this past Wednesday, is working with Joele Frank, Wilkinson Brimmer Katcher.

IPG, WPP Group grow in '07

Marc Longpre, Ted McKenna March 06, 2008

NEW YORK, LONDON: Holding companies Interpublic Group (IPG) and WPP Group both posted healthy earnings growth in 2007.

IPG boasts 6% earnings increase

Ted McKenna March 05, 2008

NEW YORK: Interpublic Group, which owns PR agencies Golin/Harris, Weber Shandwick, and MWW Group, among others, reported that yearly revenue grew almost 6% to $6.6 billion.

PR is better prepared for a recession than in years past

Julia Hood February 28, 2008

While some agencies might fear a recession, there are good reasons to believe that it will not be so bad.

Clifford merges with Bratskeir

Frank Washkuch February 25, 2008

Holding company MDC Partners has acquired Clifford Public Relations and merged the firm with Bratskeir and Company.

Measurement is more critical as a possible recession looms

Erica Iacono February 25, 2008

Given the roller coaster ride the economy has been on for the past few months, there are understandably concerns about how a possible recession could affect the PR industry.

Removal from Wal-Mart racks is latest hit to magazine world

Adrian Brune, Caroline Key January 28, 2008

On January 15 Wal-Mart announced it would toss more than 1,000 magazine titles from its shelves.

CEO efforts key to consumer trust

John Weckenmann January 14, 2008

If "the best proof of love is trust," then corporate America has cause for concern - public trust in corporations and CEOs sits at an all-time low.

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