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Google touts daily deal on home page, a first

Google Inc promoted a Groupon-like daily deals offer on its home page on Wednesday for the first time, a rare instance of the Internet giant using its prized online real estate for advertising.

iPhone 5 Prototype Left in a Tequila Bar: Apple's Marketing Brilliance

There's a story you may have heard today. It's about Apple's iPhone 5, and how a prototype of the product supposedly got left in a bar. The story goes that an Apple employee left his prototype for the iPhone 5 in a tequila bar in San Francisco, since a similar situation happened with the iPhone 4 last year.

Maryland Struggles With Ticket Sales, Offers Deal Through Groupon

When faced with a ticket sales dilemma for its football program, the Maryland Terrapins took a creative route -- selling the tickets on Groupon.

Top 12 Best Daily Deal Groupon Copycat Discount Web Sites

While snagging a deal is not a new concept, it seems lately that daily deal discount Web sites like Groupon dominate the Internet. Here is your guide for the top 12 best daily deal, Groupon alternative, Web sites.

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Disney axes Marvel's marketing department: report

Entertainment conglomerate Walt Disney Co axed Marvel Studios' marketing department as it seeks to cut film costs in a move that comes right after the company showcased The Avengers, Marvel's first movie under Disney, at their fan D23 convention over the weekend, Bloomberg said.

Exclusive: Groupon turns to Citydeal team ahead of IPO

No. 1 daily deals website Groupon Inc is turning to executives from Citydeal -- the European business it bought last year -- to help boost slowing growth in its domestic business, ahead of a planned public listing.

Caution on Main Street: retailers fret ahead of key sales season

Caution is the watchword for apparel executives heading into the all-important holiday season and their lack of confidence is scaring investors.

Republican U.S. presidential candidate Bachmann speaks during the Iowa straw poll in Ames

Why Michele Bachman's $2 Gas Promise is a Bad Thing

Michele Bachmann has promised supporters that if elected President she will make sure gas prices are lower than $2 a gallon.

Retail, Consumer Goods Throwing Money at Online Ads

Two industries ? retail and consumer packaged goods ? will account for the largest shares of new ad spending this year.

Wal-Mart's Big Box Challenge: Consumer Shopping Habits are Changing

Wal-Mart's big box retailing strategy has peaked as consumer shopping habits are changing.

U.S.-based Businesses Complain over .XXX Domain

The new triple-x domain that will launch in December is already facing dissatisfaction from businesses across the U.S. as porn and mainstream businesses feel they are being forced to buy domain names they don?t want.

Amazon May Cut Into Tablet Game with Low-Price Offering

One analyst says Amazon would do well by offering a low price tablet competitor to the iPad.

Gold and platinum Visa cards are displayed in New York

Visa on the Offensive: Analyst

Jefferies recently met with Visa Inc. (NYSE: V) management and felt the sessions were upbeat in terms of Visa's competitive positioning, product strategy, post-Durbin initiatives, business model resiliency (regardless of macro climate), and robust, highly visible EPS growth.

$25 billion Groupon valuation "very high": analyst

Estimates that Groupon Inc is worth $25 billion are very high because the largest online daily deals company is losing money, Benchmark Co analyst Fred Moran said on Friday.

$25 billion Groupon valuation very high: analyst

Estimates that Groupon Inc is worth $25 billion are very high because the largest online daily deals company is losing money, Benchmark Co analyst Fred Moran said on Friday.

July Retail Sales Move Higher: Stock Markets Applaud

U.S. July retail sales moved higher, according to the Commerce Department, and stock markets advanced on the report Friday.

Groupon Updates IPO Filing: SURPRISE! Company Unprofitable

Groupon amended its IPO filing. Surprise! Groupon says now the company is unprofitable.

Groupon cuts marketing costs, hiring costs jump

Groupon Inc's second-quarter loss more than doubled as it hired more than 1,000 new employees, even though the Internet daily deals company trimmed back its marketing costs.

Groupon cuts marketing spending, hiring costs jump

Groupon Inc's second-quarter loss more than doubled as it hired more than 1,000 new employees, even though the Internet daily deals company trimmed back its marketing costs.

Latest on Apple's iPhone 5: Product Delay Reeks of Marketing Brilliance

Apple's delayed launch of the highly-anticipated iPhone 5 is a marketing strategy that reeks of brilliance.

Elizabeth’s Tailor’s Famed Jewelry and Art Collection for Sale.

Elizabeth Taylor?s Famed Jewelry and Art Collection for Sale

Renowned auction house Christie's has announced a new exhibition and sale dedicated to the collection of late British-American actress Elizabeth Tailor in September 2011.

Merck gets subpoena tied to marketing of 3 drugs

The Department of Justice has issued Merck & Co a subpoena seeking information about the drugmaker's marketing of three drugs acquired in its 2009 merger with Schering-Plough Corp.

Facebook's "Spam King" Sanford Wallace Allegedly Sneaked into Half a Million Accounts

The self proclaimed "Spam King" of Facebook, who sneaked his way into half a million Facebook accounts and flooded them with spam, could soon be paying for his actions.

Accused Facebook Spammer Sanford Wallace Has a History of Spamming

Self-proclaimed "Spam King" Sanford Wallace, a Las Vegas man who is accused of breaking into Facebook accounts and sending more than 27 million spam messages to Facebook users, may face imprisonment for more than 16 years, along with a fine of $2 million.

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