World growth and inflation forecast
02 Dec 2003 | by Economist Intelligence Unit
, banks, universities and government institutions rely on our intelligence. In order to meet the needs ...
by the impending government review of the BBC, which is likely to lead to the corporation having to take its public ...
, banks, universities and government institutions rely on our intelligence. In order to meet the needs ...
are responsible with their money. So the central characters in these commercials are portrayed as desperately ...
This outdoor campaign creates a mood of adventure by mimicking Marvel comic strips. A lemon is the recurrent, if slightly bizarre, central character in each of the eight executions. In one ad, the large lemon is DJing to a club crowd, and in other spots the lemon flirts with foxy ladies, jumps the queue ...
on the corporate governance debate, representing its eight million working members. The Association of British ... responsibility to act on corporate governance issues. In view of the DTI's new regulations on shareholders ... practice in corporate governance in advance of their AGMs. The ABI deliberately targeted GSK ...
, industry bodies and government departments have got together to launch the TaxWorking brand to entice
during a government Select Committee on credit cards, also said it would review its marketing. Alison ...
of increased legislation ? The government is keen on cleaning up the industry. Concerned about transparency ... . And that's a regulatory issue that the industry may be forced to address by the government. The industry ... to understand and compare. But it remains to be seen whether this is enough for the government. EYE WITNESS ...
with corporate governance and risk assessment - which is understandable in these turbulent times. So it's hardly ... and protecting brand equity must be the central activity for every organisation in every aspect. Easier said ...
cool Vigorsol Air Action gum is, the central character notices his nipples become alarmingly erect ...
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.