. The initiative, designed to reduce household food waste, is part of chief executive Sir Terry Leahy's plan ...
Dubbed 'Google Goggles' , the feature works on Android 1.6+ devices and currently can be used to identify landmarks, works of art and products but, according to Google, doesn't work so well on things like cars, animals or food. It is only in Google Labs stage - ie experimental testing - at the moment due ...
Kraft has until 5pm today to launch a formal offer for Cadbury under UK takeover laws. If the global food giant is not forthcoming with an offer, then it will be forced to walk away for six months. Source: Guardian Axa Group, the insurance giant, is preparing to launch a 1.8 billion rights issue ...
(rather than non-food items) at present. Tesco plans to enhance the application to offer: The ability ... more non-food items such as electricals, household items and more. Critics of the application ...
The planned merger of Orange and T-Mobile faces an uphill battle to convince competition authorities that the creation of Britain's biggest mobile phone company should be allowed to proceed. Source: The Times Kraft, the largest US food manufacturer, has warned that Cadbury will struggle to stay ...
Kraft Foods on Monday went public on a 10.2bn ($16.75bn, 11.7bn) cash and shares offer for Cadbury after the UK s best-known confectionery brand rejected the US foods group s proposal. Source ...
, but long-term contract activity is flourishing, thanks to the need of food and drinks brands to maintain ...
Whole Foods, the organic supermarket, has posted an operating loss of 36 million for the year to 20 September 2008. Despite its parents group, Whole Foods Market Inc, already having to write off nearly 50 ...
Pasquale. What can t you live without? Air, food, water and guitars, but not necessarily in that order ...
Johnson, the London Mayor, has warned. Source: Financial Times Northern Foods reported strong sales ...
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.
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