KPMG brings in FD for Courts crisis
10 Dec 2004
KPMG, the administrator appointed for furniture retailer Courts, has drafted in Financial Dynamics
With Christmas just a fortnight away, shopping centres and retail giants have all gone...by the centre in a bid to attract consumers to its 117 retailers. But how busy is Brent Cross, and all ... in any other month, Christmas can make or break the calendar-year sales for the retail giants. Kate Ison, press officer at the British Retail Consortium, the trade association for the UK retail industry ...
KPMG, the administrator appointed for furniture retailer Courts, has drafted in Financial Dynamics
Nick Lakin, UK retail PR and internal comms manager at Powergen parent company E.ON, said its PR would use humour to get consumers to think about energy in everyday life. The move follows the use of comedian Simon Day as the face of its advertising for the past year. Red won the six-figure account after ...
form of investment that we need to be very selective about who we target. We are not targeting retail ...
. Reuters European retail correspondent Trevor Datson says: 'I don't think it added anything to the sum ...
’s Americas bureau chief last month and joined Gresham as account director. CONSUMER: Clothing retailer ...
continued to show a grasp of what makes the media tick. In June, it was the first retailer to pass on a fall ...
Kidswear retailer Adams is reviewing its consumer PR strategy and is planning to stage a pitch...Incumbent Pittilla is one of four agencies in the running for the brief to promote Adams through 2005. Adams head of marketing Sue Ault said PR had a ‘significant’ role to play in promoting the retailer’s growth plans for 2005 – PR budgets have, however, not yet been finalised. Cheshire ...
jewellery retailer Signet Group where he was investor relations director. FirstGroup is also currently ...
the changes had been made to make sure retailing and marketing functions better reflected the company ...
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