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06 Sep 1996
Nichols was paying pounds 28 per sq ft rent. Peretti, which also handles PR for the Champagne ...
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What The Papers Say: KwikSave merger sparks speculation Graph (omitted)
27 Mar 1998 | by JEMIMAH BAILEY
The London Stock Exchange round-up in the FT 11 February, dismissed speculation about a possible...The London Stock Exchange round-up in the FT 11 February, dismissed speculation about a possible merger between food retailers KwikSave and Somerfield as a low grade rumour . Within a week, merger talks were confirmed between two of the weakest players in Britain (the Independent, 17 February ...
FOCUS: SPONSORSHIP - Make the most out of being a sponsor/Just sponsoring events is no longer enough to keep the public interested in a brand. To get the most out of their investment, companies are turning to PR to create a spin-off attraction
30 Apr 1999 | by LEXIE GODDARD
. ALTERNATIVE KNOWLEDGE: THE FT MOUNTS A BUDGET DAY COUP The Financial Times sponsors a fleet of 40 liveried cabs. The taxis, which are covered in the FT s trademark pink newsprint, are good publicity in themselves, but when their drivers were recruited to discuss the FT s Budget coverage with punters ...
MEDIA: BRIEFS
15 Mar 1996
. FT TV launches web site Financial Times Television, a division of Pearson Television, has ...
BEHIND THE HEADLINES: Esso ready to respond to greens' criticism
22 Jun 2001 | by ANDY ALLEN
to help counter the phenomenon. Jonathan Bracey-Gibbon, author of an FT report into oil retailing ...
Campaign: Insurance stunt boosts Somerfield wines - Consumer PR
21 May 2004 | by Donna Werbner
a wine-tasting session with Mount, the FT was persuaded to look at the business implications ...
CAMPAIGNS: FASHION; Karan’s party makes the A list
15 Nov 1996 | by SUE BEENSTOCK
- storey DKNY store opened on Bond Street two years ago. Karan s new 12,000 sq ft flagship store ...
DOING ADMIRABLY: Being one of the UK’s most admired brands means more than just a public pat on the back. In corporate terms it is crucial to long term business growth. Kate Nicholas and Virginia Matthews report
11 Apr 1997 | by KATE NICHOLAS and VIRGINIA MATTHEWS
FT 100 industrial companies of just 52 per cent over the same period. On all the other ... reputations are won and lost at grass-roots level, says Lewis, not through the pages of the FT ...
FOCUS: THE SOUTH - A broad attitude to local issues/Towns in the Home Counties are having to balance increasing business and the benefits it brings, with maintaining local character. Stephanie France reports
11 Dec 1998 | by STEPHANIE FRANCE
the opening of the bypass. Vodafone has submitted a planning application to build a new 500,000 sq ft head ...
Focus: Marketing Comms - The faces behind the brand names
16 May 1997 | by DANNY ROGERS
of its significance. Eighty-six per cent of the FT top 50 companies now have prominent ...
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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.
