Reuters reports drop in underlying group turnover
Reuters has revealed that underlying group turnover, including that from online share dealing service Instinet, is down 13 per cent to 798m for the first quarter of 2003, compared to 912m in 2002.
Reuters has revealed that underlying group turnover, including that from online share dealing service Instinet, is down 13 per cent to 798m for the first quarter of 2003, compared to 912m in 2002.
The Financial Services Forum has appointed Richard Samarasinghe as sales and marketing director. He joins from Abbey National where he was head of convenience retailing.
Bartle Bogle Hegarty has created a £5m radio and outdoor campaign for Ginsters with the strapline ‘Real honest food’. Starcom Motive is handling media planning and buying.
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