Politics of the media: will Bush claim another British PM?
29 Oct 2007 | by Stephen Foster
and his ex-FT henchman Ed Balls, might well take the view that this would be an economic disaster ...
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Tesco wins appeal against stores ban
05 Mar 2009 | by Sarah Crawley-Boevey
has more than 2,000 stores in the UK and says it plans to add two million sq ft to its empire by April ...
Politics of the media: elections
08 Oct 2007 | by Stephen Foster
minions, particularly Ed Balls (suspect in most hacks eyes because he used to work for the FT) to talk up ...
Coca-Cola worried as student boycott over labour rights in Colombia widens
06 Jan 2006 | by by Staff
globally. Tom Pirko, president of beverage industry consultancy BevMark, told the FT: "One of the things ...
Super Size Me means more bad press for McDonald's
27 Jan 2004 | by Staff,
Previewed at the Sundance Film Festival at the weekend, the film shows what happened when Morgan Spurlock, a 6ft 2in New Yorker, decided to eat McDonald's at every meal for 30 days. Spurlock has told journalists that he decided to make the documentary after seeing an item on the news about teenagers suing ...
FT signs three Omnicom shops to back Asian launch
15 Sep 2003 | by Olivia Toth,
incumbent in Asia-Pacific. According to FT commercial director, Asia, Su-Mei Thompson, the pan-Asian brief ... meaning for the FT, drive circulation and outline differences (in the new edition) for current and potential readers. This is a significant investment from the FT when no-one (in the media) is investing ...
Klein to launch Anglo-German
corporate communications firm
06 Nov 2001 | by Staff,
to leave the company. He told FT.com, "There's never a good time to leave. But after 22 years ...
FT pulls Virgin Atlantic print ad
07 Aug 2001 | by Louise Banbury,
LONDON - Virgin Atlantic's advertising campaign attacking the British Airways/American Airlines alliance has quickly run into trouble after the Financial Times refused to run one of its ads because of libel fears.
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