Edited by Leslie Pratch; written by Pamela Mearsheimer This week Business Week’s Michelle Conlin reports on Target, and how it changed strategy to survive the recession. I’m sure we’ve all heard Target’s tag line, “Expect More, Pay Less.” In the past ten years, I’ve enjoyed looking at the innovative pop-art advertising with “fabulous people, wearing [...]
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