Halifax delays online banking launch
29 Sep 2000
UK bank Halifax has postponed the launch of its Intelligent Finance internet banking operation indefinitely.
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Apple Computer has rattled the embattled technology market in the US with a warning that its fourth quarter results could be substantially below expectations as sales of its latest computer, the G4 Cube, are set to be disappointing.
UK bank Halifax has postponed the launch of its Intelligent Finance internet banking operation indefinitely.
The Interpublic Group of Companies has appointed Bruce Nelson, former vice chairman of Young & Rubicam, as its executive vice president and chief marketing officer.
Paul Allen, co-founder with Bill Gates of Microsoft, and the US’s third richest man, has resigned from the software giant’s board of directors.
Sony Computer Entertainment Europe has announced its European PlayStation web site, re-named Scee.com, is to be relaunched in November to coincide with the launch of PlayStation 2.
Lowe Lintas has won the pounds 10 million ad account for the UK launch of the US internet company Priceline.com. Sister agency Western International Media has picked up the on- and offline buying for the company.
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Coca-Cola is putting its pounds 40 million centralised media account out to pitch as part of a wide-ranging rethink that will also see the Schweppes and Dr Pepper creative accounts put up for review.
Capital One, the US-based credit card giant, is holding preliminary talks with creative and media agencies about its multimillion-pound UK launch with a view to drawing up a shortlist over the next few days.
Coffee Republic is looking for a creative agency to support its two-year expansion programme.