20 Dec 2001
Cranks admitted that times have changed, while a toy maker decided to reinvent Paddington Bear
20 Dec 2001
| by Claire Billings,
by the AT&T board.
The new company will dominate the US cable market and will tower over AOL Time Warner's Time Warner Cable, which has 12.7m subscribers and is the US's second-biggest cable firm.
Since then, AT&T has received interest from a number of companies including AOL Time Warner and Cox ...
20 Dec 2001
| by Gordon MacMillan,
The two signed an agreement yesterday, underwritten by a rights issue of approximately £12.4m, which will secure the financial basis of the merged company.
The deal will be voted on by Icon ...
around 500 jobs during 2001.
For the time being, the two companies will continue to operate under ...
20 Dec 2001
| by Claire Billings,
with this pilot and felt it was a genuinely distinctive offer at breakfast time."
Channel 4 director ...
19 Dec 2001
| by Jennifer Whitehead,
LONDON - The Irish Times is seeking to slash 23 jobs from its website ireland.com, as it attempts...Ireland.com employs 56 people and unions have already said that it does not accept the job cuts are the best solution. Management of the Irish Times says that it needs to reduce losses in 2002 by 1.8m ...
staff from the Irish Times . It says that the job cuts will save 500,000 a year. Staff at the website ...
19 Dec 2001
| by Claire Billings,
around the time of the American football Superbowl final in the US. It was largely credited with making ...
19 Dec 2001
| by Staff,
. It is a division of Assante Corporation, which provides financial advice and wealth management ...
19 Dec 2001
| by Gordon MacMillan,
York broadsheet, the New York Sun Times .
This would be Lord Black's latest effort to spread his media empire to New York. As well as the New York Sun Times , he previously tried to buy ...
19 Dec 2001
| by Jennifer Whitehead,
LONDON - A financial company that sought to exploit the September 11 terrorist attacks to sell PEPs...if it had caused distress to any of the 400,000 recipients.
The ASA ruled that the timing ...
18 Dec 2001
| by Claire Billings,
LONDON - Shares in Pearson, owner of the Financial Times, fell almost 3% today as the group said