to remove filtersAegon adds Masters sponsorship to tennis portfolio
24 Sep 2009 | by Ed Kemp
LONDON - Insurance brand Aegon has boosted its presence in tennis by agreeing a five-year title sponsorship of The Masters Tennis at The Royal Albert Hall.
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Facebook becomes a major source of traffic for Capital One
24 Sep 2009 | by Bill Britt
LONDON - Social networking site Facebook has become a major source of internet traffic for financial services company Capital One during the past 12 months.
City law firm Macfarlanes in trawl for agency support
24 Sep 2009 | by Alec Mattinson
Leading City law firm Macfarlanes is looking to employ its first retained comms agency as it seeks to raise the profile of its practices in the UK and internationally.
Allan Gray 'legend' by King James, Cape Town SA
24 Sep 2009
South African agency King James has created a new spot for Allan Gray Investment, celebrating the legend that was James Dean.
In the news ... Royal Bank of Scotland
24 Sep 2009 | by Alec Mattinson
The Royal Bank of Scotland is considering a multi-billion-pound share issue, according to weekend reports.
LPFA turns to Penrose to fight for public sector pensions
24 Sep 2009 | by Alec Mattinson
The London Pensions Fund Authority has brought in agency support to help get its voice heard in the debate about public sector pensions.
The Week in City & Corporate
24 Sep 2009 | by Alec Mattinson
Bell Yard hires ex-Dresdner Kleinwort corp comms head, Nighthawk Energy brings in FD
Aleksandr the meerkat to interview Piers Morgan
24 Sep 2009 | by Hadassah Nymark
LONDON - The star of the Comparethemarket.com ad campaigns by VCCP, Aleksandr Orlov, is set to interview Piers Morgan.
First Direct campaign to showcase negative comments
24 Sep 2009 | by Alex Brownsell
LONDON - First Direct is launching a campaign that will include both positive and negative consumer opinions of the HSBC-owned banking brand.
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