No decision on Consignia job losses
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at. "No one anywhere in Consignia can escape the reality of our financial position," he said ...
, prevented AT&T Business from promoting itself as a separate brand. AT&T has hired GCI Financial ... of four. The account is led out of London by GCI Financial CEO Rupert Ashe and director Claire ... ,500 employees in Europe and the US, after a disappointing financial performance. Brunswick was brought ...
at. "No one anywhere in Consignia can escape the reality of our financial position," he said ...
. In October, the company warned that it was going to overhaul its operations, but at the time the job losses ...
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The company has moved to distance itself from Propaganda and Satellite Films, which closed last week. In a statement, the company said, "Propaganda/Satellite is financially independent from ... by any financial problems which have occurred in the US office. The London office is also set ...
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