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Tackling measurement strategies and connecting with journalists are two key areas in which PR practitioners feel they need more training.

Tackling measurement strategies and connecting with journalists are two key areas in which PR practitioners feel they need more training.

After a pregnant mother and her husband were arrested for shoplifting at a Safeway and had their daughter taken away, the supermarket chain eventually decided not to press charges.

Corporate America beware: Cash-strapped consumers are not taking price increases well, causing Bank of America to reverse its decision to charge a $5 debit card fee.

Albe Zakes of "upcycling" company TerraCycle will present a case study on harnessing the power of Facebook on modest budgets at PR News’ Dec. 1 Facebook Conference in Washington, D.C.

Albe Zakes of "upcycling" company TerraCycle will present a case study on harnessing the power of Facebook on modest budgets at PR News’ Dec. 1 Facebook Conference in Washington, D.C.

Travers Collins creative director Jeff Herberger provides five tips for making the ultimate brochure handout in the digital age.

While a fully loaded JetBlue plane was stuck on a tarmac for seven hours, a member of the flight crew offered his own critique of the company’s handling of the situation.

Domino’s Pizza has distanced itself from the managers of a Florida franchise who have been arrested for setting fire to a Papa John’s franchise, but may be missing out on a community building opportunity.

When it comes to purchasing cars, women often seek advice from blogs and social networks, which has been shown to increase their confidence and lower stress levels.