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While China continues to warm the cockles of the heart of many a luxury goods vendors/ retail chain and even super luxury accessories and auto brands, growing markets in them to the tune of 25% p.a making now a significant part of the global markets in luxury..the Americans are still getting a lot of attention from high-end goods retailers and cosmetics manufacturers. In the just gone holiday season teenage specialists a had scored pretty well in the shopping carts and maybe L’Oreal would thus even target the not so young kids that are seen splurging across US stores.

L’Oreal has committed itself to growth across the pond with its One Billion new consumers unlike the P&G guys targeting China and India. The Body Shop already has quite a few upmarket outlet locations in the US, pride of place in Chicago and JFK airports, and that big place in the Irvine sky, among others. L’Oreal in fact might not even push Lancome or its pro products matrix and Redken, with new CMO Speichert looking at white space opportunities

As quoted by Warc from the Adage Speichert interview: “We continued to aggressively spend media specifically. We’re now seeing a very nice kind of return on that investment,” said Speichert. “We very aggressively continue to spend on R&D as well, so a lot of the products that we are launching right now were fine-tuned in those tougher years.”

Print media, especially magazines, have typically generated considerable income from cosmetics, perfume and other brands keen to engage female shoppers, and Speichert stated this has delivered sustainable results.

L’Oreal is also in the middle of a novel endorsement campaign with blogger Michelle Phan undertaking to use the L’Oreal videos and the resulting videos getting 2-2.5 million hits per segment/clip

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Chrysler brings a crusty Detroit to the Bowl

Now my cheerios have real steel in them, Car steel!!! Chrysler reinvents Detroit pain

If you can’t see the ad video go the eighth mile here.. http://wp.me/pBFdU-me

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Also on the cards a visit from the Bridgestone tyremakers to save Mr Beaver during the game show even as Pepsi max tries to rock the vote with cool contests for the superbowl ads copying its Doritos theme

I am looking forward to the Bridgestone spots..they are also the Official Tyre Sponsor of the Texas game

Mr Beaver is also on  a teaser

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Justin Beiber and Ozzy beam down from space?

Clever TV managed to find these sneak previews of Ozzy Osbourne and heartthrob Justin Bieber in space debri found near Arlington

They co star in their new effort to “make the blue shirt cool again” as Best Buy makes another turnaround effort during the game

Can lack of real estate predict the bowl champion?

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Real estate champion finds its research edge at the finish line

Go Packers! Go Jones Lang La Salle! Amazing what data availability for a region can bring out!!!

Jones Lang LaSalle Predicts Super Bowl XLV Champion through Analysis of Commercial Real Estate Statistics

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Firm’s Executive Chairman, Roger Staubach, agrees with conclusion that Green Bay will beat Pittsburgh this Sunday in Dallas
CHICAGO, Feb. 2, 2011 /PRNewswire/ — Forget win-loss records, quarterback ratings and total yardage tallies: the winner of Sunday’s Super Bowl XLV showdown can be predicted most accurately by analyzing the prevailing commercial real estate climate in the opposing teams’ hometowns.

According to a historical analysis of recent Super Bowls by the Chicago-based commercial real estate services firm Jones Lang LaSalle, teams based in cities with a higher percentage of vacant office space have won the Lombardi Trophy nearly two-thirds of the time since 2000.

For instance, in 2006, office vacancy rates stood at 15.9 percent in Pittsburgh and only 10.5 percent in Seattle as the Steelers outscored the Seahawks 21-10 in Super Bowl XL. The same held true in 2005 when New England (18.9 percent vacancy rate in Boston) bested Philadelphia (16.1 percent) and also in 2004, 2003, 2002, 2001 and 2000.

While the last four Super Bowls have been more difficult to predict, Jones Lang LaSalle’s executive chairman, the two-time Super Bowl champion Roger Staubach, said he is confident that the theory will prove true once again this weekend.

“As a student of both football and commercial real estate, I can tell you that this vacancy rate hypothesis is absolutely the real deal,” Staubach said. “When it comes to picking a winner, you can throw everything else out the window.”

So what about this year’s matchup? As of Jan. 1, the office vacancy rate in Pittsburgh held steady at 12.1 percent (one of the lowest rates in any city around the country) while Green Bay reported vacancy of 18.9 percent, pointing to the likelihood of the first Packers Super Bowl title since 1997.

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