Helen Dickinson on retail: Your shopping hasn't started watching you yet
26 Jan 2005
relatively short distance - up to about 6m (20ft) - so these concerns may be rather premature. However ...
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Media: Lifeline - Financial Times
28 Jan 2005
After booming then bursting along with the dotcom bubble, the FT is finally back on track...: As the bubble bursts and ad revenue evaporates, The FT Group begins issuing a stream of profit warnings just ... ), the chief executive of the FT's owner, Pearson, announcing there is no light at the end of the tunnel ... supplements are threatened. 2003: But the inevitable comes to pass - the FT plunges into the red, losing £32 ...
Contact book update
21 Jan 2005
for energy Michael Wang has been made senior mergers and acquisitions reporter for Europe. FT telecoms correspondent Rob Budden is to take over personal finance coverage on FT.com in his appointment as personal finance editor. He also has responsibility for FT Money in Weekend FT. He replaces Kevin Brown, now Asia ...
FT out of the doldrums
19 Jan 2005 | by MediaWeek
FT-owner Pearson said the paper had reversed the financial downward trend that has plagued ... of the paper have continued to fall. The most recent circulation figures for the FT showed another year on year decline for the paper of 4.4% to 427,808. Since the lull of 2003, advertising at the FT ...
Struggling FT resurfaces in the black at the end of 2004
19 Jan 2005 | by Daniel Farey-Jones,
by breaking even in the fourth quarter of 2004, according to a trading update from the FT's owner Pearson....Pearson said that the FT had performed in line with expectations, which means that its 2004 ... on top of losses for 2002 of £23m, with the FT's performance exacerbated by the advertising downturn after the dotcom boom. The latest of several cost-cutting measures at the FT was the closure of its ...
Kelly’s eye on winning
18 Jan 2005 | by MediaWeek
reads “three or four” newspapers a day, listing The Times , Guardian and FT as must reads “and I might ...
A week with... i level
18 Jan 2005 | by MediaWeek
the people from the FT. When they are not hosting everyone’s favourite pink paper, or relishing the joys ...
Financial Times sets a date for men's fashion supplement
17 Jan 2005 | by Daniel Farey-Jones,
-priced menswear market, what to expect in China, and the metrosexual myth. The FT will publish the other three supplements in the series this year. Vanessa Friedman, FT fashion editor, said: "The Business of Fashion ...
Fathers4Justice attempts Celebrity Big Brother break-in
14 Jan 2005 | by Gordon MacMillan,
to climb over the second 25ft wall and were found by police using heat-seeking equipment. The men were ...
Movers: Appointment at The Financial Times
14 Jan 2005
, Middle East Africa. Rzesnitzek, who will be based in London, is currently the managing director of FT
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