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JUL 2006

Guarding the Brand

Report from Economist Intelligence Unit

Economist, July 1, 2006 — Brand matters. In a global economy, with fiercely competitive firms rapidly commoditizing

products, strong brands help companies to stand out from the crowd and differentiate themselves on a basis other than cost.

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MAR 2006

Case Study Hitachi

Brand Strategy, March 8, 2006 — Hitachi is a brand that touches most people's lives, whether at home or work, but it has been lacking in recognition. Maeve Hosea looks at how the Japanese giant is raising awareness

Category: Brand Strategy
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FEB 2006

GLAXO DRAFTS EMPLOYEES TO POLISH INDUSTRY IMAGE  

Advertising Age, February 21, 2006 — Troubled by the worsening reputation of drug companies that is ranked just above tobacco and oil manufacturers, pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline is out to win over a skeptical public — by turning its entire sales force into a PR machine.

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NOV 2005

Big Drug Makers See Sales Erode with their Image

New York Times, November 14, 2005 — The drug industry's image problems are beginning to hurt pharmaceutical companies where it matters most — at the bottom line.

Category: Brand Blunders
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JAN 2005

Too Many Cooks: Despite Revamp, Unwieldy Unilever Falls Behind Rivals

Wall Street Journal, January 5, 2005 — Consumer-Products Giant Labors to Slim Operations; Two Chairmen in Charge --- A Deodorant With 48 Formulas

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