- Fast food chain Jack in the Box breaks ties with its contemporaries – and name – by voluntarily taking toys out of kids’ meals (Advertising Age)
- Ever expanding – licensing giant Li & Fung acquires five more consumer products companies (Bloomberg)
- Can eBooks save Barnes & Noble? (The Wall Street Journal)
- Gucci, Versace, Fendi and Lanvin. Many high-end fashion labels are offering tot-sized clothes at grown-up prices (The Boston Globe)
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- Fast food chain Jack in the Box breaks ties with its contemporaries - and name - by voluntarily taking toys out of kids' meals (Advertising Age)
- Ever expanding - licensing giant Li & Fung acquires five more consumer products companies (Bloomberg)
- Can eBooks save Barnes & Noble? (The Wall Street Journal)
- Gucci, Versace, Fendi and Lanvin. Many high-end fashion labels are offering tot-sized clothes at grown-up prices (The Boston Globe)
June 23, 2011
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