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Business Services:Marketing headlines from the week of November 13, 2006

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  1. Disney, EMI sign music agreement
  2. Aramark serves more than 550,000 meals to evacuees in Houston
  3. Chair named for Schenectady YMCA $8M capital campaign
  4. TR3 Solutions gets $4M for RFID delivery
  5. Chamber to do polling for legislative goals
  6. Harte-Hanks taps industry heavyweight to lead direct-marketing group
  7. Science Center brings back Titanic exhibition
  8. Napster hires rebranded Carat Fusion as media agency
  9. Sports Authority promotes Campisi to president
  10. Business contacts help financial planner send to aid hurricane victims
  11. P&G: Coffee may be out of stock
  12. Churchill offers race fans easy way to contribute to hurricane relief efforts
  13. Country clubs hunt for members
  14. FaceBook taps into college crowd, marketers beckon
  15. Young firm growing fast among rivals
  16. FedEx shares dip to 52-week low
  17. Wachovia unit invests in trade-show firms
  18. Iconix acquires Rampage label
  19. Panel seeks new OHSU president
  20. CMA to reorganize leadership
  21. Credit unions plan joint ad campaign
  22. Kent moving company fined $69,900
  23. DU business school ranks high on Wall Street Journal list
  24. Tech Data teams with Oracle on small business sales initiative
  25. Marketing firms join forces
  26. Postsecondary enrollment reaches all-time high
  27. Energizer launches new ads in 'Keep Going' campaign
  28. Blue Vector completes Series B funding
  29. DirecTV names new VP, marketing officer
  30. Taser says study shows stuns don't slow breathing
  31. Compass joins new effort to support Katrina relief
  32. Hill Library takes on virtual expansion
  33. Cessna names new marketing vice president
  34. Kentucky launches new Web site to connect businesses
  35. Louisville named among "100 Best Communities for Young People"
  36. Safeco's Katrina loss at $78M
  37. Catalina Marketing gets new development officer from Coca-Cola
  38. Littlefield buys S.C. bingo hall
  39. National health co. gains new leadership
  40. Energizer rolls out pink batteries in support of Komen
  41. Former top state Democratic aide killed in auto accident
  42. Former Caribou exec to lead Amplifon marketing
  43. Coca-Cola taps new firm for North American advertising
  44. Sallie Mae appoints S.A. woman as its new regional vice president
  45. Under Armour hires former Nike man for marketing
  46. Pentagon recruiting program attacked; Mullen, BeNow among contractors
  47. Private colleges boost enrollment
  48. VF expects record results for the year
  49. Guthrie to stage benefit for New Orleans theater
  50. Intrasight to handle Tuesday Morning's e-mail campaigns
  51. SBC Communications to become AT&T
  52. First Tennessee launching relocation division
  53. NM concierge service launches member card
  54. SBC will adopt AT&T name
  55. Country star coming to Bona
  56. Studio Arena caught in county cash crunch
  57. Marketing firm moves to Longworth
  58. Rumblefish knows what the big brands sound like
  59. Role of higher education in environmental attitudes subject of conference
  60. WSSU to launch $35M capital campaign
  61. KB Toys taps Circuit City veteran as top marketing exec
  62. St. Pete marketing firm in $49 million deal
  63. Miller releases limited edition brew
  64. Hollinden adds Aggie 100, Partners Title to client roster
  65. Albuquerque named a top community for youths
  66. BK gets a Wendy's guy
  67. Time: Taft among worst governors
  68. NutraCea cuts loss, boosts revenue
  69. Mo., Ill., among states in Western Union settlement
  70. Dell Foundation to match Caritas donations
  71. Google starts free Web analysis service
  72. Wachovia to roll out new online banking platform
  73. Union Planters fully integrated into Regions
  74. SBC-AT&T merger could close Friday
  75. Procter brass to headline minority business gala
  76. Adidas appoints president of Adidas America
  77. Report: VF awards $110 million media-buying contract
  78. Corporate Express buys paper company
  79. Metro United Way introduces new campaign to boost donations
  80. Several firms with Triad connections named as top donors
  81. BofA, Wachovia cited for corporate donations
  82. Survey: Office environments affect creativity
  83. Albany business services company opens Baltimore office
  84. Redskins owner takes over Six Flags
  85. Toyota exceeds $1B in minority business spending
  86. Talbots posts strong sales figures for November
  87. Culp still losing money, but company says turnaround is going well
  88. Colorado Lottery issues warning
  89. Merkle to purchase Quris Inc.
  90. Gish to handle campaign for the Sounds
  91. Lowe's to build Mo. distribution center
  92. Atlanta mayor details city funding of marketing campaign
  93. Cato CFO moves to Advance Auto Parts
  94. Successful marketing requires long-term planning
  95. Nonprofit's unusual billboard urges MN smokers to butt out
  96. Satan's skatin' -- Hell froze and bank's got a new name
  97. For ad agencies, Duke City defies labels
  98. Sports Authority fined in telemarketing case
  99. Direct Mail Productions to change name
  100. Fundraiser planned for autism center