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Top 300 Agencies: School Reports. (1 of 3)
25 Feb 2005
included the Government's Health and Safety Executive, which is committed to spending £10 million over ...
Top 300 Agencies: School Reports. (2 of 6)
25 Feb 2005
the Government's Health and Safety Executive, which is committed to spending £10 million over the next three ...
Top 300 Agencies: School Reports. (3 of 6)
25 Feb 2005
government that is content to blame fast-food companies for the UK's obesity problem. Type of agency ...
Top 300 Agencies: School Reports. (6 of 6)
25 Feb 2005
in corporate governance to consider, the partners took the respective roles of chairman and chief executive ...
Opinion: Perspective - It's cost pressures that create an air of suspicion
25 Feb 2005 | by Claire Beale, claire.beale@haynet.com
Seifert and Early were this week found guilty of over-charging one of the agency's clients: the US government. The pair could face up to 50 years in prison, which is enough to get any petty time ... its slate after a government whistleblower blew his whistle back in 2000. The agency is now the proud ...
BAE Systems picks MPG for global task
25 Feb 2005
, is expected to target both government decision makers and consumers. The company is part of the European ...
Ad executives lose fraud case
25 Feb 2005 | by James Hamilton
Two former Ogilvy executives face prison over fabricating hours and overbilling the US government....Shona Seifert and Thomas Early, two former executives of Ogilvy Mather New York, have been found guilty of planning a scheme to defraud the US government while working on an anti-drug campaign ... the ONDCP. In 2002, Ogilvy paid the US government $1.8 million to end a civil investigation into over ...
Special Report: China - China life
18 Feb 2005
Small wrinkly dogs. The government fad? recently dropped a registration tax on them, and it seems ...
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