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Media: In Brief - International in Britain relaunch

FT Finance has strengthened its expatriate stable by relaunching its monthly title International in Britain. The magazine has been redesigned and upgraded to a glossy to give it more appeal to its target market of 25,000 overseas nationals working in the UK.

by JEMIMAH BAILEY / October 03, 1997

FT Finance has strengthened its expatriate stable by relaunching

its monthly title International in Britain. The magazine has been

redesigned and upgraded to a glossy to give it more appeal to its target

market of 25,000 overseas nationals working in the UK.

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