Why the windfall tax trades on the public’s ignorance
16 May 1997 | by BERNARD INGHAM, writes for the Express
to create jobs. Consequently, we have to ask ourselves whether Mr Blair really knows what he ...
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TALKING TO THE ENEMY
31 Oct 1997 | by JULIETTE GARSIDE
when it comes to talking to PR Week, Mr Kennedy is less friendly. I ve nothing to say, he says ...
Diary: Bumbling through language barriers
25 Apr 1997 | by REBECCA DOWMAN
translation of his name is Mr Shithole . Philosophically, Gavan - as we like to call him - says: I ...
Editoriral: Tall poppies keep low profiles
10 Jan 1997 | by TREVOR MORRIS, managing director of the
Unlike Mr Clifford, business leaders are decidedly uncomfortable about stepping into the limelight...Unlike Mr Clifford, business leaders are decidedly uncomfortable about stepping into the limelight. FCB s survey of top executives in FTSE 100 companies shows that they recognise that their company s reputation is important to its success and that they personally are expected to stand up ...
NEWS: At last, a sensible plan to get PR in on the ground floor
26 Jul 1996 | by BERNARD INGHAM
companies have recognised the error of their ways. Let s hope Mr Wybrew is now right, although I ... business school in Oxford. I have got to know the discreet Mr Said over recent weeks, helping him ... discussions, it became crystal clear that Mr Said subscribes to the criticism that most MBA courses provide ...
ANALYSIS: Rekindling the flame of public approval
10 May 1996 | by DANNY ROGERS
team took plush new offices on The Strand. The Guardian s Pass Notes was typically cutting: Mr Brown ...
NEWS: British Gas should have assured Cedric Brown a dignified exit
16 Feb 1996 | by BERNARD INGHAM
must get Mr Brown off my chest now. He was treated like a criminal on TV after BG had announced its ... in which he was locked. The police were summoned. The media refused to budge until Mr Brown had explained himself on camera. The mob won. BG had yet another PR disaster to its name. Mr Brown s was one ...
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