to remove filtersNEWS: US firm Utilicorp hires Bankside
12 Apr 1996 | by MICHAEL KAVANAGH
, and retailing gas and electricity. ...
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NEWS: 1996 Mad cows, fat cats and blue Pepsi
13 Dec 1996 | by KATE NICHOLAS
less time for lunch than accountants, lawyers, local government, bankers, manufacturing and retail ...
NEWS: STOP PRESS
09 Feb 1996
Furniture retailer MFI has signed up Greenwood Tighe PR to handle media relations and promotional support ...
MEDIA: WHAT THE PAPERS SAY; Price cuts take small outlets to an oily grave
26 Jan 1996
, the real losers appeared to be the independent retailers and customers in rural locations. In the national...While the petrol giants and supermarkets slugged it out in the latest round of petrol price wars, the real losers appeared to be the independent retailers and customers in rural locations. In the national press, the Petrol Retailers Association hit out strongly at Esso and Shell s announcements ...
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