Wednesday 24 August 2011

Marketing Daily - Innocent hints at 100% sale to Coke; plus Jigsaw, Unilever, WPP, Westfield and Tesco

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Innocent hints at 100% sale to Coca-Cola
John Reynolds,
24 August 2011
 

Innocent Drinks has parted company with two executives and has hinted that...

Innocent: co-founder Richard Reed denies a sale to Coke will occur next year
 
 
Jigsaw takes on rivals in first major ad drive
John Reynolds,
24 August 2011
 

Jigsaw, the upmarket fashion retailer where Kate Middleton once worked, is aiming...

Jigsaw: hired Publicis to ad account
 
 
Unilever engages directly with consumers through Facebook
Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith,
24 August 2011
 

Unilever has launched a dedicated corporate-branded Facebook page to engage directly with...

Unilever: adding a dedicated corporate-branded page to its Facebook account
 
 
WPP first-half profits jump to £334m
Daniel Farey-Jones,
24 August 2011
 

WPP has unveiled a 37% year-on-year increase in first-half pre-tax profits to...

Sir Martin Sorrell: chief executive officer of WPP Group
 
 
Tesco's Higginson to retire after 32 years with retailer
John Reynolds,
24 August 2011
 

Tesco's chief executive of retailing services Andrew Higginson is to retire next...

Andrew Higginson: Tesco's chief executive of retailing services to retire next year
 
 
Westfield launches Facebook campaign to explore history of Stratford
Sarah Shearman,
23 August 2011
 

Westfield, the shopping centre developer, has launched an East End-themed Facebook competition...

Westfield Stratford City: an impression of the shopping centre that opens next month
 
 
Ocado readies pop-up shops across the UK
Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith,
24 August 2011
 

Ocado is poised to launch a number of pop-up shops across the...

Ocado: home delivery in-house campaign
 
 
 
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Motorola barred from 'most powerful smartphone' claim
Daniel Farey-Jones,
24 August 2011
 
ASA bans misleading Jet2 baggage ad
Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith,
24 August 2011
 
LivingSocial brings Escapes travel deals to UK
Sarah Shearman,
24 August 2011
 
 
 
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