Daily Mail sees ad sales recovery
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Daily Mail & General Trust reports a 9% rise in annual profits and points to signs of recovery in the advertising market.
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Strange stirrings at advertising broker
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After a spat between two of the world's largest Internet companies, online auctioneer eBay said yesterday that it would resume advertising with Google.
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After an extended summer vacation, Wall Street is expected to get back to its normal energetic pace this week with the release of August consumer price and retail sales reports.
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The Postal Serviceâs new advertising campaign tries to convey improvements to its service and technology, such as its Web site.
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The Royal Mail is making Â£1million a day and delivering more than nine out of ten first class letters on time. Chief executive Adam Crozier said the group is being &quot;transformed&quot; under a massive modernisation
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From tail-dragging despair to unabashed joy, Britain&#39;s newspapers rebounded on Sunday, swelling with pride after five gold medals in one day erased the pain of the first Olympic week in Athens.
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Marks and Spencer is set to report a growth in Christmas sales - despite gloom elsewhere on the High Street - reports suggest.
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Marks and Spencer is set to report a growth in Christmas sales despite High Street gloom, reports suggest.
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EVERY postal worker in the country is in line for a windfall of at least Â£800 after the Royal Mail announced today it was making profits of Â£1 million a day.
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THE number of job advertisements in major Australian newspapers and on the internet rose 4.1 per cent last month compared with July and heralded a pickup in hiring, ANZ Bank economists said yesterday.
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The hope is that Keith Pardy will put some fizz back in the company's market share stats.
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Newspaper publishers New York Times Co. and EW Scripps Co. on Thursday said the choppy economy could hurt their advertising sales, a day after Dow Jones & Co issued a profit warning due to weak advertising at The Wall Street Journal
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November 2, 2004 6:48 PM GMT (Datamonitor) - From next Monday, British viewers will be able to see a five-week long televised advertising campaign intended to promote Spam to consumers aged over 45 years.
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Online advertising spending in Britain  surged 40.3 percent to 917.2 million pounds ($1.72 billion) in  the first half of 2006 compared to last year, giving it a  market share of 10.5 percent, new data showed on Wednesday.
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In an official audit that confirmed Newsday&#39;s earlier forecast, the industry&#39;s circulation watchdog yesterday placed the newspaper&#39;s daily circulation in 2003 at 481,816 copies on weekdays and 574,081 on Sunday.
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LONDON : Just two years ago it was losing over one million pounds (1.4 million euros, 1.9 million dollars) every day. Now, after slashing over 30,000 jobs, raising postage prices and ending twice-a-day deliveries