Study says class-action battles, recalls were biggest headliners
28 Aug 2000 | by JOHN FRANK
, 1999 1. Waste Management 2. Boeing 3. Compaq Computers 4. Kaiser Aluminum ...
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Jobs | Agency Showcase | Ad creativePROFILE: Sheldon gets down to the boutique business
11 Nov 2002 | by ELEANOR TRICKETT
largest buying population out there. With computers, the information is even more accessible, so they're ...
Profile: Glick’s patient advocacy is from the heart - Having beat a rare form of cancer, Nancy Glick is back at Hill & Knowlton and using what she learned in her battle to benefit clients, staff and fellow cancer patients. Denise Mann report
24 Jul 2000 | by DENISE MANN
computers. In fact, she despised them, Frager recalls. But while she was out, she had a tutor who ...
MAKING CHARITY PAY: Companies such as Microsoft are becoming more strategic in the way they donate money, goods and services to charity - But is it worth the effort? Can charity buy a corporate image? Steve Lilienthal investigates
22 May 2000 | by STEVE LILIENTHAL
Northwest. But Gates later broadened the scope to include donating computers to libraries and schools, and ...
CAMPAIGNS: Best strategies and top tactics from the world of PR
19 Jul 1999
remote for broadcasting. It featured computers on which users could play games, check out the ...
