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  • Wall Street is unimpressed by Spain deal

    June 11, 2012

    US stocks fell yesterday as Europe’s aid package for Spanish banks did little to alleviate investor concerns about the Eurozone’s finances and a slowdown in the wider global economy. The equity market bounced in early trading, but the rally was quickly snuffed out by sellers and a sharp decline accelerated into the market’s close. Spanish [...]

  • Sorrell’s salary could drop as meeting looms

    June 10, 2012

    WPP conceded for the first time this weekend, just days before the advertising giant’s general meeting, that its board could consider cutting chief executive Sir Martin Sorrell’s controversial pay package. Chairman Philip Lader said the WPP board has exercised “the best commercial judgement” and believes it is doing what is best for shareholders. But he [...]

  • Good marketing can be as impossible as trying to read minds

    June 10, 2012

    THE blond haired, middle-aged PR guru slouched back in his armchair and confidently announced his “stunning” idea to me. The little girl, Madeleine, had recently disappeared in Portugal and there was massive public sympathy and frenzied press coverage. To my sensitive agent, struggling to justify his hefty monthly fees, this represented a fantastic opportunity. “A [...]

  • All aboard: the QM2 does the Atlantic in style

    June 10, 2012

    LEAVING the glamorous glitzy Big Apple on a big glitzy ship felt right. Berthed in the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal, the sharp-prowed Queen Mary 2 looked both huge and majestic. On our taxi ride to the terminal our driver bypassed the anti-capitalist demonstrators in Wall Street, so named for the barrier the Dutch built in the [...]

  • TRAVEL NOTES

    June 10, 2012

    Extreme dining, Belgian style Join the trend for “extreme dining” with a meal at a table suspended 50 metres above the ground. The Brussels version of Dinner in the Sky is running throughout June, giving 22 diners at a time the chance to enjoy gourmet food and champagne while suspended near sites such as the [...]

  • New boss at Samsung as top jobs reshuffled

    June 7, 2012

    SAMSUNG Electronics, Asia’s technology powerhouse battling Apple for smartphone supremacy, is shifting its chief executive to a new role as the family-run parent company prepares to transfer ownership control to a third generation. Choi Gee-sung, 61, will assume the new role of head of corporate strategy at Samsung Group, which presides over some 81 companies [...]

  • Shares in HTC plummet to a two-year low

    June 7, 2012

    SHARES of HTC fell to their lowest intraday level in more than two years yesterday after the smartphone maker warned of lower revenues and was named in a patent lawsuit by rival Apple. The world’s fifth largest smartphone vendor, battling to regain market share from Apple and Samsung, suffered a rapid fall from grace in [...]

  • London’s contemporary design lustre is a reflection of its inspiring heritage

    June 7, 2012

    THE Barbican’s new Bauhaus exhibition is full of ghosts. These early twentieth-century disciples of modernism are renowned for furniture as coolly perfect as an equation, but it is the human messiness of achievement that haunts every room. A chair that takes the breath away is posed between half-finished student exercises, invitations to parties and dozens [...]

  • WHAT THE OTHER PAPERS SAY THIS MORNING

    June 6, 2012

    FINANCIAL TIMES Mittal reduces China steel ambitions Lakshmi Mittal has signalled a dramatic scaling back of ArcelorMittal’s ambitions to expand in China’s steel industry through an agreement to cut the company’s stake in one of the country’s top metals producers. The chairman, chief executive and main owner of the world’s biggest steelmaker had hoped to [...]

  • Business schools must ready students for life after emails

    June 6, 2012

    IN THE 1990s, when I was head of communications for WWF International, I spent most of my time touring the Mediterranean. While sounding glamorous, it was tiresome and inconvenient. Email was around, but I could only read messages when physically at my computer, meaning there were long periods when I was without access. Today, businesses [...]

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