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THE TOP 150 UK PR CONSULTANCIES 1998: UPS AND DOWNS - The usual front runners top the 1998 league table, but a hectic year of mergers and acquisitions has seen some new names and combinations rocket through the field
24 Apr 1998 | by ROBERT GRAY
International Comms: pounds 8,146,841 - CLIMBER There were mixed fortunes for Euro RSCG in the UK as Biss ...
UBS axes comms in wake of SBC merger
10 Apr 1998 | by IAN DARBY
The London corporate communications department at the Union Bank of Switzerland (UBS) has been wound up with a total of 18 communications staff leaving.
UMIST puts comms post high on the curriculum
03 Apr 1998 | by IAN DARBY
UMIST, the Manchester-based university for science and technology, has begun the search for its first director of external relations and communications.
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