19 Dec 1996
-card technology and will offer
consumers savings at a variety of companies, including retailers, a
public ...
19 Dec 1996
| by JAMES CURTIS AND KAREN DEMPSEY
raft of
marketing initiatives that set the agenda in supermarket retailing. The
Clubcard ...
customers towards the
brands and weaken the own-label offering of retailers.
However, EDLP has ...
13 Dec 1996
and Marketing in March. The only account to leave
McGovern Grayling is wholesale and retail franchiser ...
13 Dec 1996
| by DANNY ROGERS
, the
retail banks were criticised by a senior economist for unnecessarily
adding half a million ...
of transactions and the opportunity to bank from home
via the telephone or the Internet.
Retail banking ...
13 Dec 1996
| by BRENDAN LLEWELLYN
homogeneous that differentiation is difficult. Each operates in the
retail and business sectors and to a ...
-back facility is as much
banking as they want from a food retailer. Whatever serious banking
might be ...
12 Dec 1996
MasterCard International is putting pounds 1.5m into a TV campaign to
raise consumer and retailer...MasterCard International is putting pounds 1.5m into a TV campaign to
raise consumer and retailer awareness of its brand following the
decision to kill off Access. Running until January 12, the campaign,
through Publicis, shows retailers replacing Access signs with those for
MasterCard in shop ...
12 Dec 1996
| by PATRICK BARRETT
in
conjunction with retailers, travel companies, airlines and car
companies.
The cards will offer a deal ...
28 Nov 1996
this time next year.
Tax
\Retailers gave the 1p cut in the basic rate of income tax and a ...
and virtuous .
The outlook for retailers is already good, with a predicted 4% rise in
consumer spending for next year, said retail analyst Nick Bubb of Mees
Pierson. This, plus the effect of all ...
22 Nov 1996
| by ROBERT DWEK
month
later. The third N The building society industry and the retail industry are very alien ...
22 Nov 1996
the opposition of retailers who object to the new costs.
BONN: Dynewski has Aces up its sleeve
ACES ...