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1. Sharing the Fruits of Good Fortune and a Renovation

Author

Chura, Hillary

Subjects
Used furniture -- Marketing, Dwellings -- Remodeling and renovation, Garage sales -- Methods, Company marketing practices, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

To avoid sending tons of usable fixtures and appliances to a landfill during our renovation, we tried a ''post it and see if they will come'' strategy. It worked. My [...]

Published
2021

2. They Were Making Furniture. Now, It's Shields

Author

Chura, Hillary

Subjects
Furniture industry -- Production management, Acrylic resins -- Usage, Company distribution practices, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

What Plexi-Craft -- an upscale furniture factory in the Bronx -- has, the city wants: Acrylic resin skills. For almost 60 years, Plexi-Craft Quality Products in the Bronx has been [...]

Published
2020

4. The Last Outpost of Acrylic Chic

Author

Chura, Hillary

Subjects
Furniture industry -- International economic relations -- Buildings and facilities, Furniture -- Materials, Acrylic resins -- Usage, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

During the fiscal crisis of the 1970s, New York City's once-robust manufacturing sector was shrinking, but a handful of young furniture factories were ramping up, tapping into the mod aesthetic [...]

Published
2018

7. When $300 million is small change; Naming rights for Barclays Center, other arenas small part of ad budget

Author

Chura, Hillary

Subjects
Barclays PLC -- Services -- Finance -- Advertising, Banking industry -- Services, Sports associations -- Finance -- Advertising, Company financing, Banking industry, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

Byline: Hillary Chura For most nets fans, the team's move to Brooklyn will mean figuring out a new way to get to games. Global bank Barclays, however, saw an opportunity [...]

Published
2007

8. Dubai buyer sets records for Manhattan purchases; In $3 billion spree, Istithmar fans market, controversy; payoff may be years away

Author

Chura, Hillary

Subjects
Real estate industry -- Mergers, acquisitions and divestments -- Forecasts and trends, Real property -- Prices and rates -- Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Company acquisition/merger, Company pricing policy, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

Byline: Hillary Chura Seven months ago, a little-known firm named Istithmar stunned the real estate community by agreeing to pay $1.2 billion for a 40-something-year-old pair of nondescript office buildings [...]

Published
2007

9. The pitch gets a massage; Exhibitors offer creature comforts to woo attendees

Author

Chura, Hillary

Subjects
Trade shows -- Management, Massage -- Services, Convention service firms -- Services -- Officials and employees, Company business management, Trade show, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

Byline: Hillary Chura In his first appearance as a trade show exhibitor, Josh Rockoff wanted to make a splash. That's why he decided against bringing the usual stress balls and [...]

Published
2006

10. JFK draws more travelers but getting there is tricky; Testing the train vs. the taxi in race to city's top-ranked major airport

Author

Chura, Hillary

Subjects
John F. Kennedy International Airport -- Rankings, John F. Kennedy International Airport -- Buildings and facilities, John F. Kennedy International Airport -- Traffic, New York -- Description and travel, Airports -- Traffic, Airports -- Services, Business, Business, regional
Abstract

Traffic into and out of New York City's airports is soaring. Last year, just over 33 million travelers flew out of the city's airports, up 11% from the prior year [...]

Published
2005

11. Offerings hope to extend the 'Oprah effect'; Loyal African-American viewers 'not as cynical,' more receptive to ad messages

Author

Chura, Hillary

Subjects
Syndication of television programs -- African American market -- Forecasts and trends, Television broadcasting industry -- African American market -- Industry forecasts -- Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, general
Abstract

Byline: HILLARY CHURA Advertisers looking to reach a specific group of viewers through syndicated fare needn't stop at syndie daytime's traditional strength with women. Syndication also is a particularly good [...]

Published
2005

12. Cornelius still on track

Author

Chura, Hillary

Subjects
Syndication of television programs, Television producers and directors -- Appreciation -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, general
Abstract

Byline: Hillary Chura If James Brown is the godfather of soul, then Don Cornelius must be the godfather of syndication. It is going on four decades since the kid from [...]

Published
2005

13. FURBY'S REVENGE

Author

Chura, Hillary

Subjects
Toy industry -- Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, general
Abstract

Byline: Hillary Chura The gang behind Furby, Giga Pets and Hit Clips are getting the band back together. Seven years after Tiger Electronics sold to Hasbro for some $335 million, [...]

Published
2005

14. Tech-wise girls open marketer eyes; Traditional toys are fine for little sister, but theseyouths want their iPod

Author

Chura, Hillary

Subjects
Toy industry -- Marketing -- Social aspects, Dolls -- Marketing -- Social aspects, Teenage girls -- Social aspects, Company marketing practices, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, general
Abstract

Byline: HILLARY CHURA America's record 30 million girls, up to age 15, represent boundless opportunity-and uncertainty-for toy marketers. These junior sophisticates are more jaded than their birthday candles would suggest. [...]

Published
2005

15. Papers chase markets to add reach

Author

Chura, Hillary

Subjects
Spanish newspapers -- Market share -- Market size -- Growth, Newspaper publishing -- Hispanic American market -- Market share -- Market size -- Growth, Company growth, Company market share, Advertising, marketing and public relations, Business, general
Abstract

Byline: HILLARY CHURA As spanish-language newspapers in America number more than 700, publishers are vying for the readership of the country's largest minority. Both free and paid, tabloid and broad-sheet-the [...]

Published
2005

17. Bob Habeck; OMD

Author

Chura, Hillary

Subjects
Advertising campaigns -- Innovations -- Methods -- Services, Advertising agencies -- Officials and employees -- Innovations -- Services -- Methods, Omnicom Group Inc. -- Officials and employees -- Services
Published
2004

19. Tony Cregler, 29; Arnold Worldwide

Author

Chura, Hillary

Subjects
Advertising agencies -- Officials and employees, Arnold Worldwide -- Officials and employees
Published
2004

22. Despite slumping 7UP sales, Cadbury keeps faith in Y&R; But $25M biz moves to SF from New York

Author

Chura, Hillary and Macarthur, Kate

Subjects
Advertising agencies -- Contracts -- Market share, Soft drink industry -- Advertising -- Contracts -- Market share, Food industry -- Contracts -- Market share, Company market share, Contract agreement, Food and beverage production/distribution software, Cadbury PLC -- Advertising -- Contracts -- Market share, Young & Rubicam Advertising -- Contracts -- Advertising -- Market share
Published
2004

28. Local business makeover: Radio show offers advice to marketers

Author

Chura, Hillary

Subjects
Small and medium sized companies -- Marketing -- Product information -- Methods, Marketing management -- Methods -- Product information, Radio broadcasting industry -- Product information -- Methods, Company marketing practices, Product marketing strategy, CBS Radio Inc. -- Product information -- Marketing
Published
2004

30. Media agencies struggle to manage client conflicts; Holding companies start networks, shuffle offerings to pacify marketers

Author

Chura, Hillary and Wentz, Laurel

Subjects
Advertising agencies -- Reorganization and restructuring -- Alliances and partnerships -- Planning, Media buying services -- Planning -- Reorganization and restructuring -- Alliances and partnerships, Company organization, Company business planning, Company restructuring/company reorganization, WPP PLC -- Reorganization and restructuring -- Alliances and partnerships -- Planning, Omnicom Group Inc. -- Reorganization and restructuring -- Alliances and partnerships -- Planning, Aegis Group Inc. -- Reorganization and restructuring -- Alliances and partnerships -- Planning, Publicis Groupe S.A. -- Reorganization and restructuring -- Alliances and partnerships -- Planning, Naked Communications -- Alliances and partnerships -- Reorganization and restructuring -- Planning, Grey (New York, New York) -- Alliances and partnerships -- Reorganization and restructuring -- Planning
Published
2004

32. A Creative Low Point

Author

Chura, Hillary

Subjects
Super Bowl Game (Football) -- Advertising -- Surveys -- Public opinion, Advertising agencies -- Works -- Contracts -- Standards, Advertising -- Public opinion -- Standards -- Surveys, Advertising executives -- Surveys, Contract agreement
Published
2004

33. Keeping Crispin Crispin

Author

Chura, Hillary

Subjects
Advertising agencies -- Contracts, Restaurant industry -- Advertising -- Contracts, Contract agreement, Crispin Porter and Bogusky -- Contracts -- Advertising, Burger King Corp. -- Advertising -- Contracts
Published
2004

34. $70 million account: Audi's shop talks on, off, on again?

Author

HALLIDAY, JEAN and CHURA, HILLARY

Subjects
Automobile industry -- Advertising -- Contracts -- Forecasts and trends, Advertising agencies -- Contracts -- Forecasts and trends, Marketing industry -- Forecasts and trends -- Contracts, Contract agreement, Market trend/market analysis, Automobile Industry, Audi of America Inc. -- Advertising -- Contracts -- Forecasts and trends, McKinney & Silver -- Contracts -- Advertising -- Forecasts and trends
Published
2004

35. Hotshop regroups: Chrysler loss spurs cutbacks at Fusion 5

Author

Chura, Hillary

Subjects
Marketing consultants -- Contracts -- Officials and employees -- Human resource management, Contract agreement, Company personnel management, Fusion 5 -- Contracts -- Officials and employees -- Human resource management
Published
2003

40. Hiring spree: McKinney tries to reinvent itself

Author

Chura, Hillary

Subjects
Advertising agencies -- Officials and employees -- Recruiting, Industry hiring, McKinney & Silver -- Officials and employees -- Recruiting
Published
2003

41. PRICING GETS SLIPPERY; Classic battle of heavyweights Coke, Pepsi, Nestle can only get hotter as top 10 show astronomical gains

Author

Chura, hillary

Subjects
Bottled water industry -- Marketing, Bottled water industry -- Market share, Company marketing practices, Company market share, Coca-Cola Co. (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Marketing, Coca-Cola Co. (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Market share, PepsiCo Inc. -- Marketing, PepsiCo Inc. -- Market share, Nestle USA Inc. -- Marketing, Nestle USA Inc. -- Market share
Published
2003

44. Miller loses 'Catfight,' buzz doesn't lift Lite; Brewer works on replacement to break in fall

Author

Chura, Hillary

Subjects
Breweries -- Advertising -- Planning -- Product discontinuation -- Service discontinuation, Television advertising -- Planning -- Product discontinuation -- Service discontinuation, Brewing industry -- Advertising -- Planning -- Product discontinuation -- Service discontinuation, Company business planning, Miller Brewing Co. -- Advertising -- Planning -- Product discontinuation -- Service discontinuation
Published
2003

46. Coke layoffs leave shops to pick up slack

Author

Chura, Hillary

Subjects
Soft drink industry -- Advertising -- Human resource management, Company personnel management, Coca-Cola Co. (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Advertising -- Human resource management
Published
2003

49. Coke, Pepsi launches: Lemon-lime the battle front in this summer's cola wars

Author

Chura, Hillary

Subjects
Soft drink industry -- Market share -- Forecasts and trends -- Product introduction, Company market share, Market trend/market analysis, PepsiCo Inc. -- Market share -- Product introduction -- Forecasts and trends, Coca-Cola Co. (Atlanta, Georgia) -- Market share -- Product introduction -- Forecasts and trends
Published
2003

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