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Baltimore Sun - It's known to many as the "Utz building" because of the large rooftop sign advertising a certain brand of potato chips. Its original name is Old Town National Bank, after the original occupant. Soon, the seven-level building at 221-233 N. Gay St ...

Forbes - Investors will be looking for further improvement in the performance of the FT, which returned to profit last year and has seen good growth in advertising revenues, bucking the trend in a gloomy newspaper market. In its half-year results in July ...

Seattle Times - The negative advertising being spewed out in opposition to Referendum 67 is blatantly dishonest. The reality is that if this becomes law, there will be fewer lawsuits, not more. In my 29 years as an active litigation lawyer in Michigan, most of the ...

Newsday - Drugmakers spend $51 million a year on advertising for pediatric products. Panelists, who included pediatricians, other physicians and pharmacologists, expressed concern during the two-day meeting about drug ingredients, especially active compounds. ...

Seattle Times - For instance, they said that by advertising in Spanish, he encouraged Spanish-speakers to avoid learning English. But he was advertising on English stations, so anyone watching presumably already spoke the language. And people kept referencing Mexico ...

Seattle Times - Washington Mutual has shown the door to the "Stodgy Bankers" who were dissed in its television advertising campaign for the past two years. The company is moving its fat ad budget (second only to Microsoft's among local companies, according to ...

Detroit Free Press - In China, Google's example helped increase the valuation given to Internet advertising company Focus Media Holding and search engine Baidu when they went public a year after Google. "They clearly were beneficiaries of the Google effect," said Dan Ahn ...

Miami Herald - Though he's not advertising on television, Giuliani is airing radio ads in Iowa and using mail to pitch himself as a strong-on-defense, tax-cutting executive, while leaving largely unmentioned his support for abortion and gay rights. Thompson aides ...

Miami Herald - Or by placing a tiny photo of a Nazi prosecutor in front of a giant defendant, raise the question of just who was judging whom. A former advertising designer, Heartfield's soul was curdled by what he saw in the trenches during World War I, and what he ...

Detroit Free Press - Best known for its advertising slogan "We Buy Ugly Houses," HomeVestors trains its franchisees to spot and capitalize not only on houses that need work, but on what Hayes calls "ugly situations." Among the most common are divorce, death, loss of a ...