Word: brandsness
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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While not claiming that there was any active collusion, the FTC attorneys contended that Kellogg, as the industry price leader, determined cereal prices, and General Mills and General Foods simply followed along. Moreover, the Big Three allegedly thwarted the emergence of new competitors by controlling the amount of shelf space...
These financial marriages were only a small part of the record-breaking flurry of matchmaking that swept through U.S. business this year. American companies spent an estimated $80 billion to acquire some 2,200 other firms. The mergers linked familiar names in virtually every industry: Nabisco and Standard Brands MGM...
The Tengelmann group. West Germany's largest grocery chain, was less fortunate. Two years ago it bought control of the once proud Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. and has so far lost $75 million on its investment. The American chain had been limping along for years mainly because...
He added, however, that the University should try to offer alternative brands to products that "raise serious ethical concerns."
Situated a block southeast of Colonial Williamsburg and two miles from the Busch Brewery (two free samples to a customer, limit three visits weekly), William and Mary is a fascinating blend of the Ivy League and Southern brands of education.