Monday, 27 September 2010

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Waitrose joins low prices fray by targeting Tesco
Waitrose joins low prices fray by targeting Tesco
by John Reynolds
27 September 2010, 09:02AM
Waitrose has pledged to match Tesco's prices on 1,000 branded products, in a move that will cost it £26m per year.
UK publishers continue to invest in new technologies
UK publishers continue to invest in new technologies
by Arif Durrani
27 September 2010, 10:03AM
The UK digital publishing industry continues to invest heavily in emerging platforms and in creating more local and niche content, according to a new survey.
Unilever makes £2.3bn swoop on personal care brands
Unilever makes £2.3bn swoop on personal care brands
by Daniel Farey-Jones
27 September 2010, 08:48AM
Unilever is to buy Alberto Culver, the owner of personal care brands including Tresemmé and Simple, for $3.7bn (£2.3bn) in cash.
Hotels.com appoints social media agency
Hotels.com appoints social media agency
by Sara Kimberley
27 September 2010, 09:03AM
Hotels.com, the Expedia-owned online travel giant, has appointed We Are Social to handle its pan-European social media account.
United Biscuits in takeover talks with Chinese food company
United Biscuits in takeover talks with Chinese food company
by John Reynolds
27 September 2010, 08:50AM
United Biscuits (UB), the owner of Jaffa Cakes and KP Nuts, is in talks with one of China's biggest food companies about a potential multi-billion pound takeover, according to reports.
O2 to extend brand into healthcare
O2 to extend brand into healthcare
by Sarah Shearman
27 September 2010, 09:50AM
O2 is to launch its first mobile healthcare service, which allows users to check up on elderly or vulnerable relatives, according to reports.
Vivendi sells $2bn NBC stake to GE
Vivendi sells $2bn NBC stake to GE
by Arif Durrani
27 September 2010, 09:37AM
Vivendi, the French multimedia conglomerate, has sold part of its 20% stake in NBC Universal to General Electric for $2bn.

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