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Arcadia's group marketing director Steven Sharp is to leave the retail empire, three months after it was acquired by Bhs owner Philip Green.
Unilever is to revamp its corporate logo and feature it on all its major products next year, in an all-out global attempt to position the Unilever name as secure and responsible in consumers' minds.
Vodafone is signing up to the Nectar customer loyalty programme barely two years after it pulled out of rival scheme Air Miles.
Burger King's UK and Ireland marketing director Anna Joseph has quit after just three months, following Diageo's sale of the fast food giant to a consortium of venture capitalists.
Clent Richardson, the man who rebranded One 2 One as T-Mobile, has quit the mobile company, leaving its top UK marketing role vacant. Richardson is to return to his native US at the end of March to prepare for the arrival of his second child. He is not thought to have another job to go to.
The Office of Fair Trading (OFT) has ruled that BSkyB has not breached competition law after an investigation lasting almost three years. Sky had been accused of charging rival pay TV platforms excessive fees for carrying its sports and movie channels.
Danone has handed the ad account for Shape, the yoghurt brand it recently acquired from St Ivel, to its UK agency Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe/Y R. Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO was the incumbent.
Philip Morris International has promoted its Japanese chief James Scully to vice-president of marketing and sales, responsible for all markets outside the US. He replaces David Dangor, who retired in August this year.
The Independent Television Commission (ITC) is investigating 16 complaints that an ad for alcohol-free lager brand Kaliber condones dangerous behaviour. The Trigger Happy TV-style ad through Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO shows a bus driver drinking a bottle of Kaliber while his passengers refuse to board...
The Advertising Standards Authority has upheld a complaint against travel web site Expedia.com from a customer who tried and failed to buy a flight at the 'from' price advertised. The ASA said airlines should ensure there is reasonable availability of flights at the advertised 'from' price.
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