Trading Places: This week's people moves
02 Jul 2010 | by Staff
appointed former French government adviser Dani le Bessis to the role of group chief executive officer ...
over the coming years. Brands are important to this group and buying decisions are governed by both ...
appointed former French government adviser Dani le Bessis to the role of group chief executive officer ...
72 1024x768 Normal 0 false false false Public expectations have shifted - just ask any British politician following the wake-up call the electorate gave them in the 2010 General Election. Trust in government, public institutions and private business has collapsed ...
LONDON - Government-funded body the Energy Saving Trust has called on car manufacturers to begin
will soon present its restructuring plan to Germany and other governments and hopes for its favourable ...
LONDON - The Government is to announce an extension of the car scrappage scheme, which is likely...in February or when the 300m the Government has put into the scheme runs out. This was expected to be next month, but according to The Guardian, Mandelson will announce that the Government will put in enough new ...
government, saw its place in the list tumble from 19 to 36. UBS lost 50% of the value of its brand to drop ...
Vauxhall and Opel, the European assets of General Motors, were acquired at the weekend by in a deal agreed with Magna International and Sberbank, a Canadian/Russian partnership backed with loans from the German government. General Motors itself is expected to file for bankruptcy today ...
. This comes on top of the combined $17.4bn in US government aid the car industry has received since December. As part of the loads the government has asked to see viable restructuring plans by June before any more ... could be sold. In the plan GM submitted to the US government in February it said it planned to hold ...
purchaser of the cars could be the government. Gordon Brown has told The Independent in an interview ...
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