restaurateurs. It was the news that two of the City s biggest employers, Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank...A small story toward the back of the Evening Standard last week sent a chill through London s top restaurateurs. It was the news that two of the City s biggest employers, Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank and stockbroker Merrill Lynch, have put a pounds 30-per-head limit on expense account lunches ...
Scottish s Costa Coffee outlets. The new chain, called Espres, has opened two shops. Both are situated in Edinburgh. The first opened in the Leith district, while the other has opened this week in Lothian Road, the newly developed financial area of the city. Derek Wilkinson, group finance ...
Esso s tiger bared its teeth last week with the surprise announcement that parent company Exxon had put together the world s biggest merger, with rival Mobil. The dollars 82bn (pounds 60bn) deal itself was large enough to make City analysts take notice, but other developments in petrol ...
executive, warned the City of poor trading conditions and sales growth. CIA Medianetwork ...
. The ASA has also clashed again with City Trading, two years after the company unsuccessfully appealed ...
decisions. But how would the City react to a major listed company stating it was not going to replace ...
has been noted by City analysts looking hard at Carlton s structure and performance. The City ...
, advertising is critically important and is regarded as an investment priority, he says. While the City ...
Oddbins is returning to advertising after a two-year break with a new poster campaign created by TBWA GGT Simons Palmer. The campaign will kick off with a live poster site launching Oddbins superstore - the chain s largest yet - in the City of London. The site launched on 5 November and a new ...
in the City that Express Newspaper s owner, Fleet Holdings, is planning to move into cable TV following its...in the City that Express Newspaper s owner, Fleet Holdings, is planning to move into cable TV following ... is selling his printing interests shocks the City but leaves advertisers unmoved; ad agencies tell booze ...
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