It has shown up in testing done on milk and yogurt, prompting at least two supermarket chains in Hong Kong to pull dairy products by Mengniu and Yili from store shelves, representatives from the companies told CNN Friday.
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The intelligence has induced Big Lots to expand consumables and home decor and abandon artificial flowers, to pull Nascar products from the West Coast and to stock four times as much liquid as powder detergent on the East Coast.
It has since swept across Europe, prompting supermarkets in numerous countries to pull processed meat products from their shelves.
Innovation from competitors is encouraging consumers to defect from the Apple ecosystem, but Apple continues to make it difficult to pull away from the integrated array of products and services.
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Mr. Dodge wants to drastically cut the number of cars sitting in lots and in transit in the U.S. by "pushing" hotter products instead of waiting for orders to "pull" them to showrooms.
It's no secret that phone makers pull out all of their snazzy design ideas for high-end flagship products, but we've been pleasantly surprised to see that many manufacturers aren't simply maintaining the status quo when it comes to budget devices either.
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Now, though, with the new programs that are popping up, you can decide whether to focus on higher margin products, rework the campaign to reduce click-through costs, pull the plug on the effort, or pursue a different strategy.
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The Power of Pull: How Small Moves, Smartly Made, Can Set Big Things in Motion (Basic Books, 2010) by John Hagel, John Seely Brown and Lang Davison, which documents the transition from firms pushing products and services at customers, to firms learning how to use the power of pull.
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