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In uncertain times purpose-driven brands have the winning edge

August 02, 2025 In uncertain times purpose-driven brands have the winning edge BY Chris Fosdick Whether you’re sitting at your desk at work or shopping at the grocery store, you can feel it: the shared sense of uncertainty in the air. Economic indicators are shifting; tariffs have impacted trade flows, and experts predict the nation’s growth … Continue reading In uncertain times purpose-driven brands have the winning edge

Is your ABM strategy keeping up with the times?

Enhance your ABM efforts with smarter data practices, precise targeting and full-funnel engagement. Brianna Miller on April 22, 2025   Account-based marketing (ABM) strategies have undergone significant transformations in recent years. Businesses are reimagining their approaches to thrive in today’s competitive B2B marketing landscape. The recent panel discussion “ABM is Shifting. Is Your Strategy Keeping … Continue reading Is your ABM strategy keeping up with the times?

Fast-food chains are winning back customers with meal deals. Will the good times last?

Limited-time discounts are getting people back in the door at quick-service restaurants, but such gains could be fleeting when the deals disappear. BY Jennifer Mattson Fast-food restaurant chains have been seeing an uptick in traffic over the past two months due to the success of limited-time deals and promotions, along with an early rollout of the … Continue reading Fast-food chains are winning back customers with meal deals. Will the good times last?

New York Times Tech Guild workers end strike, but negotiations will continue

November 12, 2024 New York Times Tech Guild workers end strike, but negotiations will continue More than 600 tech workers of the NYT had gone on a strike amid stalled contract negotiations over pay and job security, planning daily protests during the crucial election day period. BY Reuters The New York Times Tech Guild is ending … Continue reading New York Times Tech Guild workers end strike, but negotiations will continue