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After the opening of the UK's first new high street bank in 150 years, Metro Bank, yesterday, the London based operation has got a scattering of coverage in the national press.
Ads for deals on anything from Harrods furniture to Asda school uniforms run in today's national papers alongside ideas to keep the kids happy during the summer holidays.
Shell has launched a new TV and press campaign called "Let's go".
Sky Broadband has expanded its 'broadband happily ever after' campaign with a seven figure twelve month deal to sponsor the peak time broadcasting of films on Channel 4, E4 and More4.
Virgin Media's revenue reached £964.2m in the three months to the end of June, up 7.1% year on year and beating analysts' expectations according to results out today.
Mobile phone apps are at the centre of manufacturers' marketing campaigns as models aim to compete with the iPhone and push compatibility with a range of apps.
British Gas has added 223,000 new customers in the first half of 2010, with the exceptionally cold weather helping to almost double its profits to £585m for the period, compared with £295m last year.
The Advertising Standards Authority has banned press and TV ads for Virgin Media's HD television service, for being misleading on a number of counts.
BP has announced a record loss of more than $17bn (£11bn) in the second quarter and admitted that the Gulf of Mexico oil leak has damaged its brand.
With just two years to go before the Olympics several papers run pullouts calling for 70,000 volunteers to help run the London event in 2012.
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