Nielsen Online research shows that Facebook beat Google, MSN and eBay to become the most used web brand in the UK. Facebook has 12.7% of UK Internet related time - up by over 5% from April 2008. Time spent on Facebook rose by 3.8 billion minutes to 6.2 billion minutes. Read More
There were several media reports on Ernst & Young's annual survey that London remains Europe's top choice for foreign investment. London attracted 262 foreign investment projects last year making it top City in Europe for 11th year in a row. However, this was 14% down on 2007. The UK was Read More
It takes quite a lot to get me excited about marketing communications campaigns by the professions (I've seen way too many in my time) but I think Armstrong Davis - Chartered Financial Planners - are worthy of a mention. that I came across I noticed a link at the end Read More
Taking a random sample of recent press reports it seems that there is still no consensus about what is happening in the market: Savills, usually the darling of property performers, posted annual losses of £7.7m and cut its dividend. It reports a "very cautious" outlook for 2009. Sir John Ritblat Read More
Brandz Top 100 Most Valuable Brands report indicates that Google is the world's first $100 bn brand. The league table is now: 1. Google (£68.5bn) 2. Microsoft (£52.2bn) 3. Coca-Cola (£46.3bn) 4. IBM (£45.6bn) 5. McDonalds (£45.5bn) 6. Apple (£43.2bn) 7. China Mobile (£42bn) 8. General Electric (£40.9bn) 9. Vodafone Read More