GUS to buy DIY giant Homebase in £900m deal
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months ago, despite the poor market for IPOs. According to a Daily Mail report, it may demerge its credit ...
with Vallance Carruthers Coleman Priest on this summer's Big Brother sponsorship, turning around 87 credits ...
months ago, despite the poor market for IPOs. According to a Daily Mail report, it may demerge its credit ...
that the two companies used their credit-card dominance to force retailers to accept their branded debit cards ...
for dodgy stuff goes to everyone from the client down. As should the credit. For instance, planners ... Tax Credit is a seriously complex idea to convey in a TV spot. M C Saatchi achieves it brilliantly ... and Working Tax Credit Client: Simon Vessey, head of customer communications Brief: Maximise take ...
, said: "BDH\TBWA were really quick off the mark with this idea and a lot of credit has to go to them ...
Jones and Loraine, art director and copywriter respectively, have been behind some of Leo Burnett's most high-profile work. Their recent credits include "shark" for John West's Tuna Snack Pots and McDonald's "divorced parents" spot. Their campaign for Heinz Microwaveable Soups, which emphasised ...
credited with helping the French Connection Group increase profits, which rose by nearly 20%.
the misleading practice of advertising credit deals as 'interest free', after the government started a crackdown...The three high-street chains were all advertising "interest-free credit" and APRs of 0%, when interest was, in fact, payable from the date of the agreement if a lump sum was not paid off in full by the end of the interest-free period. The Office of Fair Trading has said that such advertising breaks ...
society for a credit card and was refused. So what now that Kaye has made his gaffe? Crown claims it ...
the hangover of its previous leadership, but Woolworths has made creditable efforts to revamp and move on. Many ...
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