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28 Jun 2001
The Body Shop has announced that its takeover talks with Omnilife de Mexico SA have ended.
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CAMPAIGN-I: News in brief
29 Jun 2001
Tesco is taking a 35 per cent stake in Groceryworks, the online retailing arm of the US supermarket giant Safeway Inc. Tesco is to help Safeway relaunch the loss-making online retailer following its success with Tesco.com, its UK online retailing arm.
STOP PRESS: News in brief
28 Jun 2001
The Body Shop has announced that its takeover talks with Omnilife de Mexico SA have ended.
Tesco in US online shopping venture
25 Jun 2001 | by Louise Banbury
LONDON - Tesco has announced plans to expand its online retailing operation in the US through a partnership with Safeway, one of America's largest food retailers.
Agencies line up for £2m Direct Debit business
22 Jun 2001 | by Ian Darby
LONDON - BACS, the organisation that runs debit and credit processing in the UK, is talking to creative agencies about its 2 million Direct Debit account.
HOTLINE: News in brief
22 Jun 2001
Reg Vardy, the UK's third-largest motor retailer, with 80 dealerships across the country, has shortlisted M&C Saatchi, Bates UK and TBWA/London to contest the creative assignment on its TV account. The company's press and radio advertising is handled in-house.
REVIEW: Marketing and advertising news in the week's press
22 Jun 2001
Daily Mail & General Trust has threatened to end its distribution contract with WH Smith. The move may upset the retailer's proposed sale of its newspaper and magazine wholesale division. - Financial Times.
REVIEW: Marketing and advertising news in the week's press
22 Jun 2001
Benetton has apologised to the families of US murder victims distressed by its "Death Row" campaign. It is also paying dollars 50,000 in compensation to a fund for victims of crime, but refused to accept that the main thrust of the campaign was wrong. - The Independent.
Tech goods' rapid evolution fails to put off shoppers
21 Jun 2001
Consumers are not put off buying electronic products, despite the speed with which the technology is superseded, according to research by Taylor Nelson Sofres for Marketing. Just over one-fifth of people interviewed, 21%, said that they have been put off buying an electronic product in...
NEWS IN BRIEF
21 Jun 2001
Budgens is launching a year-long Best of British campaign to highlight its commitment to British producers. The push will focus on four of the supermarket chain's suppliers and will feature them in promotional material.
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