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LONDON - The Financial Times Group has shaken up the management of its business publishing arm, FT...such as Investors Chronicle and FT Expat. De Bono was previously marketing director of FT Business. Mark ... of the FT, had put the titles up for sale until it realised that the business is worth more as part of the FT Group than potential bidders were prepared to pay. It is thought the magazines came with a price ...
interaction with business produces unintended consequences,' he said. Meanwhile from next week, the FT ... each day and will carry special reports, investigations and longer articles. FT editor Andrew Gowers ...
for online business information services, such as FT.com. A quarter of EBRS executives are managing ...
FT remains as top European publication...The latest European Readership Survey of senior company decision-makers finds the Financial Times remains the most widely read international publication in Europe. Despite the FT 's share of this market dropping 1.5% from 17.7% to 16.2% since the last EBRS report in 2000, the title has ...
Knightsbridge store, with a 'resort-style' revamp for its 2500sq ft swimwear department. The area, designed
50ft crane, shows staff members carrying a tin of paint, which they collectively place on the floor
,000sq ft Food Shop will also offer kitchenware, china and glass. The store is targeting consumers who ... loss and health maintenance products such as CDs and videos. An additional 20,000 sq ft of shopping ...
His main focus has been the diminishing role it now plays in his company's plans. He has been both eloquent and insightful, but there's a growing feeling that a couple of his points are now dated, or at least worthy of interrogation. In his latest FT article, Harrison says that TV no longer needs ...
% are at director level and above. The FT is closely followed by German daily the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung ... .3%. Newsweek was much less read in the rest of Europe, read by 4.3% of European business executives. The FT ...
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