Carpetright to unveil 100 new smaller stores
Carpetright has unveiled plans to open 100 new, smaller stores over the next five years, expanding the chain to 450 outlets. The company has also announced a 33 per cent jump in profits to £67.1m.
Carpetright has unveiled plans to open 100 new, smaller stores over the next five years, expanding the chain to 450 outlets. The company has also announced a 33 per cent jump in profits to £67.1m.
Consumer goods giant Sara Lee Household & Body Care is to overhaul its Radox brand and launch a range of premium bath products under the name.
While Keith Weed’s timely call to promote the role of marketing in the UK should be applauded (MW June 17), he ignores a fundamental quirk about the way marketers view their own profession. Marketing is one of only a handful of industries where exponents of its art will switch jobs for less money. In my […]
Iris has been appointed by the Department for Transport as its brand partnership agency.
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Netflix says it will stop reporting subscription numbers, instead looking at engagement as a key indicator of customer satisfaction and the future strength of the business.
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