P&G replaces Government as UK's biggest advertising spender
04 Jan 2011 | by Gemma Charles
Procter & Gamble is now the UK's biggest spender on advertising, following a 47% fall in COI spend.
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Government targets beauty brands with body-confidence pledge
06 Dec 2011 | by Gemma Charles
The government is drawing up a voluntary pledge in partnership with fashion, beauty and media brands to tackle the issue of body confidence, primarily among girls and women.
Brand Strategy Analysis: Return to local government
06 Jul 2010 | by Jane Simms
Why has Unilever reverted control of its 'local jewels' to their countries of origin.
Government could breach IP laws by unbranding cigarettes
01 Feb 2010 | by Matt Williams
LONDON - The British Brands Group has warned that the government may be in breach of intellectual property laws if it carries out proposals to remove branding and logos from cigarette packets.
Philip Morris to fight Irish government on cigarette display ban
05 Oct 2009 | by James Quilter
LONDON - Tobacco giant Philip Morris is challenging the Irish government over its ban on the display of cigarettes in-store, claiming the rule is anti-competitive.
Business and government rely on call centres when crisis strikes
25 Aug 2009 | by Rob McLuhan
LONDON - When the heaviest snowfall in 18 years closed Heathrow Airport in February, British Airways was swamped with calls from holidaymakers seeking the latest travel information.
Public Affairs: Pharma giants plan for new government
08 May 2009 | by David Singleton
Top drugs companies are reshuffling their public affairs teams as they prepare for a likely change in government.
Kleenex ads for anti-viral tissues coincide with government's swine flu campaign
07 May 2009 | by Amy Golding
LONDON - Kimberly-Clark is running ads promoting its Kleenex anti-viral tissues following the launch of a government swine-flu prevention campaign that promotes the use of tissues.
UK Government poised to be biggest advertiser
24 Mar 2009 | by Nicola Clark
LONDON - The government is on track to overtake Procter & Gamble as the UK's biggest-spending advertiser, after the latter cut its adspend by 10%.
Government to restrict cheap alcohol sales
03 Dec 2008 | by Gemma Charles
LONDON - A ban on 'all you can drink' offers in pubs and bars and moves to prevent the bulk buying of alcohol in supermarkets are among a range of measures announced by the Government as part of a crackdown on alcohol-fuelled crime and disorder.
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