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Balsillie held 26.8 million shares in BlackBerry, formerly Research in Motion, after he stepped down stepped down as CEO a year ago, when he was replaced by Thorsten Heins. The news sent shares in BlackBerry down 3.4% to $13.52 ( 8.71) in early trading on the Nasdaq. Shares in the Canadian firm also fell ...
of 'Quick Data' The final trend concerns the world of research itself. At a time when everybody ...
The brand hopes to attract shoppers who want to have the latest handsets, but are reluctant to sign up to 18-month or two-year contracts. Recent research by Carphone Warehouse showed that about 60% of smartphone owners have bought a new handset in the past 12 months, in comparison with just 25 ...
of consumers who have helped us shape this package through a period of extensive consumer research ...
Scottish Power is running a national press campaign to highlight its sponsorship of Cancer Research...Research UK for three years in an attempt to raise 5m as part of the Stand Up to Cancer initiative ...
will take on the combined role of sales and marketing director. ( Marketing ) Brian Bloomer , Research ...
ICM research on behalf of Third City revealed that less than one quarter (24%) of Britons were able to name any Olympic sponsors when surveyed on 11 and 12 July. In two follow-up surveys during ... their personal brands than their sponsors." The research was conducted online by ICM in July/August 2012 ...
Exclusive research by Ebiquity, commissioned by Marketing , has revealed that Unilever, Nestl and MasterCard are among those to have opted not to try to oppose their rivals and Olympic sponsors Procter Gamble, Cadbury and Visa in the marketing stakes, and are, in effect, sitting out the Games. Over ...
the hundreds of millions poured into sponsorship programmes, according to research from ICM on behalf of Third
Rechtman, who is head of AOL Advertising International, draws on Upstream research in the US that found three quarters of millennials (66%) reject digital advertising, and a third of them hate the brands that are targeting them. "Online advertising has zero influence on this group," warns Rechtman ...
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