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| EDC sells Dare to Oliver Group Maisie McCabe EDC UK has sold Dare to Oliver Group, the agency group with clients including BMW, Starbucks and PepsiCo. | |
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| Watch: how financial technology is changing the way we pay Helen Hoddinott In the year that Apple Pay took off and contactless spending became increasingly second nature, our relationship with cash is transforming one innovation at a time. Last week saw the key players in financial technology gather in London for Fintech Week 2015. Marketing talked to the panellists about how tech is changing the way people spend. | |
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| If England go out - what then for the sponsors? Richard Gillis England's chances of progressing beyond the group stage of Rugby World Cup were dealt a blow by defeat to Wales at Twickenham last weekend. Another loss would see them exit the tournament. What impact would this have on those companies who have spent so heavily building an association with the tournament? We asked six of the UK's leading sponsorship experts: what would they do? | |
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