Marketing Daily Editions for August 2017
- Marketing Daily - Thursday, Aug. 3, 2017
- Costco Co-Founder Jeff Brotman, A 'Reluctant Retailer,' 74
- Musk: Tesla Has No Plans To Market Model 3
- Mondelez Taps New CEO From Canada's McCain Foods
- Airbnb, Hilton, Marriott Tops On Social Media
- Hispanic Millennials: Time To Look Beyond Language
- W Hotels, Billboard Renew Partnership Promoting Emerging Artists
- The Viewability Red Herring
- Under Armour Cuts Outlook, Jobs
- Target Goes After College Crowd
- Group Names Most Unhealthy Restaurant Foods
- HBO Receives Early Backlash To 'Confederate'
- P&G Gears Up For Multimillion-dollar Proxy Battle
- Marketing Daily - Wednesday, Aug. 2, 2017
- Apple Has Itself A Record 3Q With Macs, iPads Resurgent
- Misty Copeland Takes Star Turn For Lauder's Modern Muse
- Mtn Dew To Put 100K Fan Names on Earnhardt Car
- In Biggest Sports Play Yet, Target Kicks $14 Million Into Youth Soccer
- U.S. Auto Sales Continue To Slide
- NEW! Jack Link's Launches New 'Versus' Campaign
- Branding, Demand Generation Are A Package Deal
- Western Union Inks Deal With NBA's Denver Nuggets
- Starbucks Brings Hope To Underserved Communities
- Consumers Not So Interested In Cosmetics
- Arby's Rides Meat Wagon
- The Evolution Of 'What Stays In Vegas' Campaign
- Marketing Daily - Tuesday, Aug. 1, 2017
- FAA Must Give 'The Incredible Shrinking Airline Seat' Another Look
- For Hot Shoes, Foot Locker Rolls Out New Reservation App
- With 8 Integrations, Stoli Unleashes Campaign Around 'Atomic Blonde'
- Cathay Pacific Launches 360-Degree Video Campaign
- Land Rover Offers Consumers Adventure Trips
- Dunkin' Shortens Name For Pasadena Location
- Nike Clarifies Position On Sweatshops
- Tesla Model 3 Could Be 'Tipping Point'
- Apple Goes Country In Latest Ad
- Best Buy Shows Off Dyson Offerings
- Why Brand Safety Isn't Just A Big Deal For Big Brands
