08 Nov 2012
| by Anthony Hilton
the fall of the Egyptian government, they can do a lot worse to Unilever....on ESG - environmental, social and corporate governance - meaning funds are invested only in companies ...
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 ...
05 Jul 2012
| by Liz Doig
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At the beginning of last year to mark the launch of Nest, the government s new pension scheme the BBC carried ...
, the highly respected former director of government comms, has been vice-chairman of corporate affairs ...
23 May 2012
| by Helen Edwards, PPA Business columnist of the year
, and it is having an effect on badly needed inward investment.
Government purse-holders will argue that no one ...
represents the capital's leading employers told the government to 'get a grip' on the queuing problem ...
16 Feb 2012
| by Anthony Hilton
business will always do better if Government keeps out of the way tend to be very bad at leaving things...First the Conservative-led Government loses no opportunity to say that the state should not interfere in business - while making an exception for the banking sector. Then it embarks on a plan ...
the comms challenges will be when it comes to handling the U-turns. Governments are terrible at admitting ...
02 Feb 2012
| by George Eustice
The last Labour government took the decision to bail out banks such as RBS because the risk ...
's length from government and continue, to all intents and purposes, to compete internationally in the world ...
managing comms around the contentious issue of bank bonuses. Once government decides to have an autonomous ...
But the overriding themes can be predictable. Declining trust in governments? Dislike of bankers? Scepticism towards tabloids? Don't hold the front page.
However, most striking from this year s report was the crisis in trust apparently facing business leaders.
According to the UK survey, only 30 per cent ...
of the past, revealing Government plans to make shareholder remuneration votes mandatory. He also attacked ...
-led Government, whose principals hold an inherently free market philosophy, to be pushing for pay caps ...
bonus despite RBS massive losses, appalling reputation and the fact the Government is its largest ...
14 Sep 2011
| by Helen Edwards
, marketers are waiting for a definitive sign to tip them one way or the other. With governments and consumers ...