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  • Professional job sector boom is led by finance and engineering

    July 26, 2015

    The finance industry is leading the way in a professional sector jobs boom, new figures show today. Professional recruitment firms now have 12 per cent more vacancies on their books than this time last year, according to survey data from the Association of Professional Staffing Companies (Apsco). The number of permanent jobs available rose the [...]

  • Grey London’s Lucy Jameson on why truth is key to building a brand

    July 26, 2015

    With a growing emphasis on content marketing and earned media, awareness of a brand is no longer enough. From bank accounts to biscuits, brand engagement hinges on social media interaction, practical participation and a visceral connection between the customer, a company and its product. Creative agency Grey London realises that ideas, strategy and creative development [...]

  • Accenture RBS 6 Nations app: Supporters reaping the benefit from rugby’s expanding digital revolution

    July 26, 2015

    Technology gurus driving innovation which presents fans with new levels of interaction   The explosion of social media in recent years has transformed human behaviour and interaction. Notably, it has changed the way we watch television, and live events. For many, it is no longer enough to be somewhere, watching something. It must be shared [...]

  • Why wearable tech in healthcare is the best place for a startup right now

    July 24, 2015

    Wearable technology is big business, with some of the largest tech and innovation companies in the world focusing on it right now. Its potential impact on the healthcare industry is huge, which makes it one of the most ripe areas for healthcare focused start-ups to enter into.    Read more: Could London emerge as a global [...]

  • Statistics can be used in many ways: The Office for National Statistics’ retail sales index is designed for everyone to understand

    July 24, 2015

    What is important for one person isn't always the most important thing for someone else. This is why it's vital to offer different ways of looking at how things are changing in order to get the full picture.    The ONS' retail sales index is one of the best indicators of the performance of the [...]

  • The Financial Times’ Britishness has made it global, and despite being bought by Japan’s Nikkei that’s not going anywhere

    July 24, 2015

    Some will share the unease voiced by Will Hutton on BBC Newsnight that the Financial Times has passed into overseas ownership, especially in the scenario he painted where other media assets such as ITV and Channel 4 are targets for global players such as Comcast of the US.   Having worked at the FT for [...]

  • Pearson posts £115m loss a day after sale of FT to Nikkei

    July 24, 2015

    A day after it sold the FT to Japanese rival Nikkei for £884m, publishing giant Pearson has posted a loss of £115m in the six months to the end of June. The figures Pearson, which after yesterday's sell-off of its flagship newspaper title will focus largely on educational publishing, said losses before tax hit £115m [...]

  • Amazon Prime Day delivers as sales skyrocket

    July 23, 2015

    ONLINE retail giant Amazon smashed expectations last night, revealing $23.2bn (£14.9bn) in sales during the three months to 30 June. Analysts had high hopes for Amazon’s sales, with forecasts of a 16 per cent jump, which the company managed to out-do, pushing revenue up by 20 per cent. The group returned to profit during the [...]

  • FT getting silly with Nikkei deal

    July 23, 2015

    UNSURPRISINGLY, it was a slow morning at the Financial Times’ office yesterday. While FT owners Pearson were deep in talks with international publishing houses Axel Springer and Nikkei over selling the rag, hacks took the opportunity to cause some minor mayhem in the financial world. The FT’s Alphaville is usually a useful tool for opening [...]

  • Nikkei buys Financial Times from Pearson for £884m

    July 23, 2015

    Japanese media company Nikkei is the triumphant bidder for the FT, picking up the newspaper and other publications from Pearson for £884m in an all-cash deal.  The sale includes the famous pink paper and website FT.com, a web design business FT Labs, FT Chinese and Financial Publishing which includes publications such as The Banker and [...]

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