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6376. Haspeslagh, P. C., & Jemison, D. B.1991. Managing Acquisitions – Creating value through corporate renewal. Free Press. Hayward, M. L. A., Rindova , V. P. & Pollock, T. G. 2004. Believing One’s Own Press : The Causes and Consequences of CEO Celebrity. Strategic Management Journal, 25 : 637-653. Henderson, R. M., & Cockburn, I. 1994. Measuring Competence ? Exploring Firm Effects in Pharmaceutical Research. Strategic Management Journal, 18 : 5-14. Holstein, J. A., & Gubrium, J. F. 1995. The Active

PORT WASHINGTON, NEW YORK, April 13, 2006 – Sales of prestige beauty products hit a new record of $8.2 billion last year, growing 4 percent from the year before thanks largely to soaring demand for new product launches, anti-aging products and celebrity endorsements. The NPD Group is also seeing changes in the landscape as new brands or niche brands grow throughout much of the industry. Since 2000, sales of prestige beauty products, products sold at U.S. department stores, have grown by over $1

6376. Haspeslagh, P. C., & Jemison, D. B.1991. Managing Acquisitions – Creating value through corporate renewal. Free Press. Hayward, M. L. A., Rindova , V. P. & Pollock, T. G. 2004. Believing One’s Own Press : The Causes and Consequences of CEO Celebrity. Strategic Management Journal, 25 : 637-653. Henderson, R. M., & Cockburn, I. 1994. Measuring Competence ? Exploring Firm Effects in Pharmaceutical Research. Strategic Management Journal, 18 : 5-14. Holstein, J. A., & Gubrium, J. F. 1995. The Active

connaître ce qu’est le compostage                                                             1 http://www.harrisinteractive.com/harris_poll/pubs/Harris_Poll_2009_11_04.pdf  2 Kamins, Michael A. (1990), An Investigation into the Match‐Up–Hypothesis in Celebrity Advertising: When  Beauty be only Skin Deep, Journal of Advertising, 19 (1) 4‐13.        11 Nous mettrons sur place une escouade, l’escouade Composto qui visitera à plusieurs reprises les posadas ainsi que les restaurants afin de sensibiliser

into Royal Mail row” from The Daily Mail They are extracted from three famous newspapers known as tabloids. Tabloids, first refer to a size but it gathers other features such as being entertaining, looking for sensational stories or outrageous celebrity gossip and, therefore, are seen as down-market newspapers. They should not be mistaken with the compacts, which are the quality papers printed in a smaller format. The Sun is unanimously acknowledged as a tabloid read by low educated people and

No (2) 10) Do brands influence your purchase? Yes (1) No (2) 11) What is relevant for you when you perform a purchase? Brand’s image “gay-friendly” (1) Brand’s image fashion/new (2) Advertising on the product (3) Celebrity brand (4) Others (5) | 12) Do you feel represented by some brands? Yes (1) No (2) 13) Which one?

who are big movie stars, famous singers, models… They also do a lot of press releases in the press or Internet. “Since 1999, Elie Saab dresses big American stars from every kind of talent: cinema, music, plays, television… Every apparition of a celebrity in one of his dress is a phenomenon, everybody talk about it. The first famous actress who wore one of his dresses was Halle Berry in 2002. She “revealed” him when she won an Oscar of the best actress. Her dress burgundy embroidered on the chest

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actions qui possèdent une marque forte. Au final, il semble bien que ce rapprochement entre le marketing et la finance réponde à des enjeux importants. RÉFÉRENCES BIBLIOGRAPHIQUES Agrawal J. et Kamakura W.A. (1995), The economic worth of celebrity endorsers: an event study analysis, Journal of Marketing, 59, 2, 56-62. Akerlof G.A. (1970), The market for “lemons”: quality under uncertainty and the market mechanism, Quarterly Journal of Economics, 84, 3, 488-500. Asquith P. et Mullins D

broadens the coffee experience beyond just espresso and starts the journey towards being recognised as an iconic global brand by launching its Boutique concept, sponsoring some of the world’s most prestigious events and appointing its first ever celebrity brand Ambassador. 2003 2004 COFFEE: the Nespresso AAA Sustainable Quality™ Program is announced. SERVICES: First Boutique Bar in Munich is opened. COFFEE: the Nespresso Lungo launch supports expansion into long cup markets. MACHINES: Another breakthrough