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People on the Move, including new hires at AKQA, Amazon, Kantar and more

By Staff Writer-23 February 2021 12:00pm Over the past seven days, we’ve seen hires and exits at Uber, Target, Amazon, Deloitte, AKQA and more / The Drum ​Another week another wave of senior appointments and departures at brands, agencies and media owners. Check out our global round-up of who is moving where (any why it matters) below. Over the past seven days, we’ve seen hires and exits at Uber, Target, Amazon, Deloitte, AKQA and more. Got a People on the Move story or tip-off for us? Send it to peopleonthemove@thedrum.com for consideration before next Tuesday. Brands Amazon Studios has tapped Greg Coleman as its global head of franchise marketing. He will be tasked with overseeing the team in charge of TV and film fantasy and sci-fi originals – including the upcoming Lord of the Rings series. The marketing exec was most recently vice-president of worldwide marketing and franchise management at Walt Disney Animation Studios.

GF Business: Stimulus Checks…GFK Boardings & Xcel Rates

By Doug Barrett Feb 21, 2021 12:48 PM American industry expanded in January for the fourth straight month but has not returned to pre-pandemic levels. The Federal Reserve reports that U.S. industrial production – which includes output factories, mines and utilities – rose 0.9% last month on top of increases of 1.3% in December, 0.9% in November and 1.1% in October.   Those end-of-the-year stimulus checks got Americans shopping again. The Commerce Department says retail sales soared a seasonally adjusted 5.3% in January from the month before as the $600 stimulus checks pushed people to buy furniture, clothing and appliances. That’s the biggest increase since June.   Sales of previously occupied U.S. homes rose again last month, a sign that the housing market’s strong momentum from 2020 may be carrying over into this year. The National Association of Realtors says existing home sales rose 0.6% in January from the previous month to a seasonally adjusted rate of 6

Google To Pay For News; Facebook To Block Australia From Sharing News

News Deals Google may have threatened to leave Australia if the government forced tech platforms to pay for news, but the search giant is suddenly showering money on its most demanding critics. The New York Times reports that Google – the dominant search engine in Australia – has struck deals with two media companies worth tens of millions of dollars ahead of groundbreaking legislation expected to pass either this week or next. Another, with Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp., was announced on Wednesday in a three-year partnership that includes content from The Wall Street Journal, Barron’s, MarketWatch and The New York Post. Google will sell those news products for Google’s curated news platform, Google News Showcase. Business Insider reports that Google has reportedly struck a $30 million deal with Australian broadcaster Nine Entertainment. 

Target appoints new CMO

Target appoints new CMO
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