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Mattu is the editor of the Business Life section of the Financial Times Thought Leadership ... Spend any time with senior executives, business thinkers, consultants, academics or management gurus, and discussion will inevitably lead to Apple. Whatever the business challenge - innovation ...
Although the Financial Times' latest set of ABCs were down 1.3% year on year, its previous 10 ABCs ... , equating to 26% of circulation. Compare this to The Times and The Daily Telegraph, where bulks make up 9 ... relevant to its time-poor readership, it has struggled to keep the print audience stable. However ...
The Financial Times next week kicks off the first stage of a pounds 7.5m marketing campaign...The Financial Times next week kicks off the first stage of a pounds 7.5m marketing campaign promoting its new consumer focused personal finance web site, FT Your Money.com, which launched in December. Targeted at a broad consumer market the new campaign is designed to emphasise the ways ...
On 23 April the world woke up to a new Financial Times....: Financial Times Group. ...
Financial Times has launched a campaign called 'Rabbit', created by DDB London, to promote its
Dominic Good is to join the Financial Times in the new role of ad sales director for EMEA. His
November 2005: Andrew Gowers, the editor since 2001, quits after strategic differences with senior management at Pearson, the Financial Times' parent. He is replaced by the US managing editor, Lionel Barber ... Ridding becomes the chief executive of the Financial Times and FT.com, reporting to Fairhead. As he joins ...
1991: As Richard Lambert is appointed editor of the Financial Times to succeed Sir Geoffrey Owen ... , the timing is miserable. Not only has the dotcom bubble burst, but the year brings corporate scandals ... : As the recession bites, the paper slumps into the red for the first time. Gowers has been charged with increasing ...
1999: Buoyed by the dotcom boom, which has boosted not only ad revenues but circulation too, the Financial Times redesigns, then begins launching a series of new sections and supplements. The Business is the first of these, followed in 2000 by Creative Business, Inside Track and a new sports section. 2001 ...
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