Clubcard Play, Britain s biggest grocer can t be accused of missing an opportunity: Midata, the government ...
And for good reason. Still battening-down-the-hatches, the dilemma for brands remains whether to hike salaries to remain competitive. After all, it costs a lot of money to replace good people, with the truly talented not governed by the rules of recession. With this in mind, what should we take out from ...
04 Apr 2012
| by Helen Edwards, PPA, Business columnist of the year
. The danger is that the government will alienate a majority of tipplers, and set up a confrontation ...
21 Mar 2012
| by Helen Edwards, PPA, Business columnist of the year
and intensities (see 30 seconds), but, as the Cadbury examples illustrate, a single principle governs them all ...
29 Feb 2012
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What headline would you most like to read in Marketing ?
'Government U-turn on food marketing ...
25 Jan 2012
| by Helen Edwards, PPA, Business columnist of the year
the UK's reported overall happiness. What is to be gained? Even if a government could contrive to achieve ...
07 Sep 2011
| by Staff
, and proposed solutions include a government levy and marketing restrictions on unhealthy food.....
The government's role has to be to keep educating to change behaviour. The big retailers have played a part ...
04 May 2011
makes you angry?
The fact that the only way in which the government tries to tackle Britain ...
15 Mar 2011
| by Noelle McElhatton
don't yet know what effect the government's spending cuts will have on consumer confidence, nor what ...
15 Mar 2011
| by Chris Arnold
I'm no fan of legislation, so I welcome the government's voluntary 'responsibility deal' initiative unveiled today. But the problem with self-regulation is that you have to trust all the players to support and abide by any agreement and do what is right.
So it s no surprise that a few don t want ...