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Opinion: Leader - Draw a line under WPP market share
17 Sep 2004 | by Gidon Freeman, gidon.freeman@haynet.com
Global - GCI Group is to be kept within the Sir Martin Sorrell family. This gives WPP three of the top ... portfolio), that Sorrell now owns enough PR firms. So surely it is time to draw a line under the firm ...
What The Papers Say: A damp reception for proposed Asda merger
30 Apr 1999 | by JULIETTE GARSIDE
Unambiguous assertions from Kingfisher s chief executive Sir Geoff Mulcahy of the benefits...Unambiguous assertions from Kingfisher s chief executive Sir Geoff Mulcahy of the benefits of the proposed Kingfisher merger with Asda apparently left City analysts uninspired (Express, 20/4). The focus of the criticism was that the marriage was out of balance (Daily Telegraph, 18 ...
Band and Brown helps Somerfield top shopping list
17 Jan 1996 | by SIR BERNARD INGHAM writes for the Expre
Supermarket chain Somerfield is vying to grab the media spotlight from rivals Tesco, Sainsbury s, Safeway and Asda with a national media push.
Why Cole’s retirement tale fans the flames of incredibility
27 Feb 1998 | by SIR BERNARD INGHAM who writes for the E
Regular readers of this column know that I don t go a bundle on conspiracy theory. But Michael Cole s early retirement from Harrods and his six-figure salary without a cross word, but with reputedly a pounds 50,000 pension, just doesn t add up. Indeed, the old Royal TV correspondent went without giving...
Boots drops Tulchan as takeover looms
15 Apr 2005 | by Tom Williams
account because of co-founder Roland Rudd's work with Boots chairman Sir Nigel Rudd (no relation) at several companies, including Pilkington where Sir Nigel is also chairman. 'We know the sorts ...
MEDIA: What The Papers Say - Press relishes the bad news from M&S
13 Nov 1998 | by SOPHIE BARKER
The presentation of Marks and Spencer s half-yearly results was trailed as promising bad news, and there was some relish in reporting it. The press went beyond Sir Richard Greenbury s partial explanation ... story as candidates for CEO made themselves known. It would be unfair to claim that Sir Richard made ...
Pain to head up corporate affairs at Storehouse
08 Aug 1997 | by JEMIMAH BAILEY
with Keith Edelman, Storehouse s chief executive, and Chris Martin, the finance director. Martin ...
BT Retail in agencies review to slash costs
16 Nov 2001 | by UPDESH KAPUR
two years. The period has seen both chairman Sir Iain Vallance and CEO Sir Peter Bonfield leave ...
Indy gave Primark a fair chance to reply
27 Jan 2006
was written in. Martin Hickman, consumer affairs correspondent, The Independent. ...
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