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All comment & opinion articles – Page 475
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Comment & OpinionTales of Titania: Fast times at the disco booze-fest
It's the most creative time of the year in PR: the awards season. We're desperately trying to cobble together entries that demonstrate at least some sort of positive results for our clients. A tall order at the best of times, as evaluating PR effectively is about as likely as finding ...
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Our fish policy needs balancing
Concerns about overfishing and ‘ethical’ consumption must be addressed, says Tim Lang
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Careers file: Assertiveness has its place in the workplace right next to courtesy and respect
Assertiveness has its place in the workplace right next to courtesy and respect Q 'Manners' seem to be in the spotlight recently. Is there a place for being polite in the business world or is aggression and direct speaking...
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Retailers need advice on palm oil credentials
RSPO certification rules are, rightly, strict – so businesses should make sure they are in compliance, says Judith Murdoch
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Don’t get all misty-eyed about treading Dewhurst’s sawdust-strewn floors
Days ago, the name Dewhurst was little more than a memory. Now, thanks to a business led by former Kwik Save boss David Birchall, the long-gone chain of butcher shops is making headlines.
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...and a pint for the lady
In the new poll on thegrocer.co.uk, you’ll have the chance to answer one of the drinks trade’s great imponderables: can a beer aimed at women be a success?
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Tim Mason's two-way Main Street
Today the Financial Times talks to Fresh & Easy boss Tim Mason about his wider brief at Tesco since taking on the group deputy chief executive job earlier this year.
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The not so mighty Quinn
Musgrave Group today announced plans to pick up the debris from the sudden - if not entirely surprising – demise of Irish retailer Superquinn.
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How to win friends and influence people
Tesco today announced plans to launch a loyalty card in the US. The card will initially be available at seven stores in California.
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Comment & OpinionTales of Titania: Prosecco, pasta and very packages
Daddy refused to buy me a doll's house when I was young. "Don't be pathetic Titty," he would say. "Come and help me strip down the Landy instead." I think he wanted me to be a boy. But everything...
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NotW scandal shows why leadership is so vital
The NOTW scandal shows us leadership is vital so why is the UK so bad at it? By the time you read this, the News of the World will be no more.
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Third Party: The cautionary tale of Lurpak’s free seeds
The brand didn’t make it clear they were not edible, but the promotion was a good way to add value
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Comment & OpinionBiggest drinks brands survey shows nation is falling out of love with wine
Have you noticed how patriotic we’ve all suddenly become? Since the Royal Wedding, there’s been an upswell of national pride of the like not seen since, well, the Royal Wedding.
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Food labelling changes could be even better
The new EU rules have resolved some issues, but front-of-pack labelling needs further improvement, says Sue Davies
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Comment & OpinionCritical Eye... on banjo rednecks and donkey veal
No, you don't have gigantism. The world really is getting smaller. Local, in food sourcing terms, used to mean 30 miles. That's all changed after Ten Mile Menu.
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Second Opinion: How to put high street buzz back
Leeds Market is a laudable example of a vibrant independent retail hub, says Joanna Blythman
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Risks of damage by association
The News of the World phone hacking scandal, which caused major retailers including Sainsbury’s and The Co-operative Group to withdraw their advertising support and other retailers to stop selling the newspaper before it folded…
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Kishor Patel's Expert Advice: Space should not be the final frontier
Our retail expert offers some Tardis-inspired tips on how to make the most of your store
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It's not you, it's me
Is there such a thing as an amicable divorce? Yesterday Sainsbury’s announced that its 11-year romance with Jamie Oliver is drawing to a close.