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21 Sep 1999 | by LISA CAMPBELL
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OPINION: MILLS ON ... PAYMENT BY RESULTS
24 Sep 1999 | by DOMINIC MILLS
, government regulation or a competitor cutting prices. Many of these are beyond the control of the client ...
INTERNATIONAL: Hong Kong tenders radical new pension scheme
17 Sep 1999 | by JOHN FRANK
government accounts of the year in Hong Kong for the launch of the Mandatory Provident Fund....of the biggest government accounts of the year in Hong Kong for the launch of the Mandatory Provident Fund ... Fund Schemes Authority (MPFSA), a government body, said the successful agency would have a track record with government and financial campaigns on a massive scale. The marketing mix ...
INTERNATIONAL: H&K aids SLC in hunt for Chinese partner
17 Sep 1999 | by MARK JOHNSON
in Beijing since 1995, conducting mainly market research and government relations. ...
Anti-euro group pursues agencies throughout UK
17 Sep 1999 | by SOPHIE BARKER
recognise the debate is hotting up. This is the great issue of our time. We believe the Government could ...
Royal Mint puts wide PR brief up for tender
10 Sep 1999 | by STEVE BELL
The Government-owned Royal Mint has invited tenders from consultancies for a wide brief, including...The Government-owned Royal Mint has invited tenders from consultancies for a wide brief ... . The mint s product PR brief is expected to expand in the coming years following the Government s decision ... ventures with either private sector companies or overseas governments. The selected agency ...
Lexington backs Nomura bid for air traffic body
10 Sep 1999 | by DAVID McCORMACK
Japanese finance house Nomura has selected public affairs agency Lexington Communications to promote its bid for UK transport organisation National Air Traffic Services. Under Government ... , with the Government keeping a 51 per cent golden share . Nomura is bidding for the 49 per cent stake ...
Haymarket buys ITSkills to boost training portfolio
09 Sep 1999 | by BEN ROSIER
manages exhibitions, as well as publishing local government-based titles such as Municipal Journal ...
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