Showing posts with label Sales. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sales. Show all posts

Monday, 10 September 2012

Sales at Ritz-Carlton Residences at LA Live top halfway mark

It can be difficult for brands to know how—and how often—to respond to people on Twitter. Some limit their interactions to pressing customer-service needs. Others reply enthusiastically (if sporadically) to praise, while ignoring

The man who led Collingwood to their 2010 premiership, Mick Malthouse, is expected to be announced as Carlton Football Club coach. Mick Malthouse. Malthouse will formally be announced as Carlton coach tomorrow. Picture: Jake Nowakowski Source:

Australian bank robbers apparently know two things: where to go to steal Aussie dollars in Los Angeles, and that you don't leave the bar without your.

But even before it's done, a "September is Just the Beginning" banner appears down the block on Carlton Avenue, right above a sign that announced the bridge closing, which began in January 2008. Yes, there are banners

Chuck Carlton: Close, close game, with a lot on the line for both teams. Kyle Field will be bubbling with SEC pride and emotion. At the same time, Will Muschamp doesn't want to be the first SEC program to lose to the Aggies. That would guarantee him a


Thursday, 2 August 2012

Chick-fil-A Has 'Record-Setting' Sales on Appreciation Day

Chick-fil-A's corporate mission, as stated on a plaque at company headquarters (and by Cathy), is to "glorify God." It is the only national fast-food chain that closes on Sunday so operators can go to church and spend time with their families

Despite an inescapable torrent of opposition from popular tech blogs, Twitter users, and city mayors against Chick-fil-A, the self-avowed anti-gay marriage restaurant enjoyed record-breaking sales yesterday. Had I just gazed

But while some may view Chick-fil-A's product as trivial, the broader questions at stake certainly are not. Indeed, the fast food chain's unexpected entrance into a national debate on gay rights comes as part of a long American tradition of fighting

For two days, the surprise victory of Ted Cruz was all anybody could talk about. The Tea Party upstart who beat back establishment candidate David Dewhurst for the Texas Senate was the biggest sign yet of the enduring — and growing — political

Chicago Cardinal Francis George has stepped in the ring on Chick-fil-A's gay marriage controversy in a blog post, criticizing Mayor Rahm Emanuel's statement that the fast food chain's values “are not Chicago values.” “Recent comments by those who