NY Times: Sitrick And Company Leads Cork Campaign
By Stuart Elliott
The Portuguese cork industry, backed by the Portuguese government, is undertaking an American-style campaign with a green twist.
Actually, “twist” might be the wrong word, because the campaign seeks to encourage wineries to use cork stoppers rather than aluminum twist-off caps or stoppers made of plastic and other synthetic materials. The campaign includes advertising, …
Maya Pogoda and Sandra Sternberg: “Communications and the 363 Sale Process”
From the Daily Bankruptcy Review
As the economy continues to throttle more and more
financially borderline corporations, troubled companies
and their advisers are increasingly turning to what is
known as the “363 sale” to engineer their way out of
bankruptcy and liquidation. General Motors did it;
Chrysler did it; the Chicago Cubs did. Companies as
diverse as publisher Freedom Communications and
government information …
Rehabilitating John Edwards: Mike Sitrick Tells Time Magazine
There’s unpopular, there’s widely loathed, there’s despised, and then there’s John Edwards. Americans are a tolerant people, but they have a line, and evidently, when you cheat on your cancer-stricken wife, lie about it to everyone while running for president, and then decline to acknowledge fathering a love child for two years, you’ve crossed it. …
James Bates discusses Tiger Woods on “Dateline NBC”
James Bates on “Dateline NBC”
Seth Faison Discusses Doing Business in China
Buying “Made in China”
The “Made in China” label has been rocked by product safety scandals and quality concerns. Who is most affected and how do companies respond when their brand name is on the line?
November 30, 2009 – By JASMINE AKO
With US$338 billion of goods imported from China in 2008, the United States hopes it …