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  • Aldi’s Kevin the Carrot festive advert toy causes shopping hysteria

    November 23, 2018

    Sales of Aldi's Kevin the Carrot plush toys have sent UK shoppers wild ahead of Black Friday, with the toy selling out online and in stores up and down the country less than a day after being made available. The release of Aldi's Christmas advert this year saw the return of Kevin the Carrot and his [...]

  • Guest notes: Boatman’s analysis on Babcock should be treated with scepticism

    November 23, 2018

    All the noise around Babcock and its financial woes have left me feeling distinctly uncomfortable. It’s not the fact that the company has issues, as do most outsourcers. My problem is with the source of the recent vicious bear raid on the business – the so-called Boatman Capital. It is a month since Boatman and [...]

  • Crowdfunding isn’t just about money, but communicating with customers – the best businesses are the best listeners

    November 22, 2018

    Consumers are increasingly sceptical of industry leaders, disloyal to brands, well-researched in the products and services they need, and not willing to be talked at. Through social media, they listen to one another about which brands are worth caring about, and which are not. The brands that are the best communicators are also the best [...]

  • Facebook to appeal £500,000 fine over Cambridge Analytica scandal

    November 21, 2018

    Facebook will appeal a £500,000 fine handed down by the information commissioner for its role in the Cambridge Analytica scandal. The social media giant claimed that the data watchdog found no evidence that UK Facebook users were impacted by Cambridge Analytica, and the fine was therefore unjustified. The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) imposed its maximum [...]

  • This Thanksgiving, be grateful for the political freedom to campaign

    November 21, 2018

    Tomorrow is the fourth Thursday in November, so Americans, in the US and across the world, will be celebrating Thanksgiving. Whenever I have been invited to Thanksgiving dinners, one of my favourite traditions is when everyone sitting around the table mentions something which they are grateful for in their lives. People often mention something personal [...]

  • Twitter picks a man named John Lewis as the star of its new Christmas advert

    November 20, 2018

    Every year, a man named John Lewis in Virginia receives over 50,000 tweets intended for UK department store John Lewis and Partners. This year, he's been made the star of Twitter's Christmas advert. Lewis secured the Twitter username @JohnLewis in 2007, and has become known for his witty responses to people who confuse him for [...]

  • China’s love for Peppa Pig continues to carry UK production giant Entertainment One

    November 20, 2018

    The continued success of family cartoon shows such as Peppa Pig and PJ Masks have carried Entertainment One through the first half of its financial year, as restructuring costs take their toll on its profits. The company's share price fell more than 4.7 per cent as markets opened this morning. The figures Overall revenue for the six months [...]

  • The David Brown Speedback Silverstone Edition is the bespoke alternative to a Bentley. As Tim Pitt discovers, it comes at a price…

    November 19, 2018

    One might assume the David Brown Speedback GT was inspired by the Aston Martin DB5. The styling similarities between these two hand-built, V8-engined British coupes are impossible to ignore. However, the genesis of the Speedback – so we’re told – lies elsewhere, in something far less salubrious. A Peugeot 107, in fact. Our story starts [...]

  • Flower in the City: The Tulip could be the tallest tower in the Square Mile

    November 19, 2018

    New proposals to build the tallest ever tower in the Square Mile were revealed this morning, as City planners prepare to open their doors to a fresh wave of skyscrapers that could transform London’s skyline. Developers have submitted plans to build a dramatic 305-metre viewing attraction dubbed ‘The Tulip’, which would be built alongside The [...]

  • DEBATE: Netflix consumes 15 per cent of global net traffic – will an online traffic jam break the internet?

    November 19, 2018

    Netflix consumes 15 per cent of global net traffic – will an online traffic jam break the internet? Carl Erik Kjaersgaard, chief executive of Blackwood Seven, says YES If the current internet infrastructure remains the same, this could be a risk. Netflix’s current consumption is only the tip of the iceberg. This statistic – published [...]

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