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Banks hand AMV pounds 20m ad job to boost profile

Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO has been awarded the task of encouraging people to better plan their financial futures as part of a new initiative from the UK s leading banks and insurance companies.

Tote loses marketer in run-up to privatisation

The Tote s marketing director, Peter Dow, has left the state-run betting organisation just as it is gearing up for privatisation.

DIRECT: Court verdict threatens scratchcard promotion

The promotions industry is reeling from a recent court ruling which effectively outlaws scratchcard promotions.

DIRECT: Comic Relief puts Tequila in charge of anti-debt push

Comic Relief has hired Tequila Payne Stracey to handle its Debt Wish campaign until the end of the year.

Life after the death of duty free - European Union integration has led to the end of duty free this week. Lisa Campbell reports on the industry’s belated response

Chaos , a bureaucratic farce , a disaster . These are just some of the reactions from the drinks, tobacco and retail industries to the abolition of European Union duty free. Given that a major sales channel - worth pounds 5bn in the EU alone - has been completely wiped out, the reaction is predictable.

Simon_Darling@hotmail.com. - Rio tackles poverty with PCs.

Imagine a squalid mass of densely packed, ramshackle housing, clambering up the side of a beautiful Rio hillside. In this area, called a favela, 10,000 people live on or below the poverty line. They have a daily struggle for survival with the kids joining drugs gangs as the best way to make money.


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