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Banks told to treat their customers fairly
Thu 4-Dec-2008
New government bill announced in the Queen’s speech is aimed at forcing banks to treat customers fairly through statutory Banking Code
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Recession changing the way consumers spend
Wed 3-Dec-2008
While online sales still growing fast, in-store/online balance is key to success in economic downturn says new research
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Marketers more gloomy than ever
Wed 3-Dec-2008
Seven in ten marketers believe that the economy will worsen further next year - but one in ten think things will get better
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Companies falling foul of EU online customer directives
Tue 2-Dec-2008
Companies need to re-evaluate online customer service channels to meet EU directives according to multi-channel software provider
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Registration now open for TfM&A 2009
Tue 2-Dec-2008
Registration for Technology for Marketing & Advertising 2009 has just opened and by registering online in advance visitors will receive free entry saving £20
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Consumer body announces Bad Company Awards winners
Mon 1-Dec-2008
Tesco, Kellogg’s, Eli Lilly, Samsung and Toyota top the list of international brands guilty of abusing consumer rights
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Customers flock to the discount stores
Mon 1-Dec-2008
Consumers are adopting new spending patterns as their finances continue to be squeezed opening the door for the discounters
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ICS initiative to make sure customers put first
Mon 1-Dec-2008
A ‘recession-busting’ formula that can boost UK businesses’ prospects of success during the financial crisis is set for a New Year launch
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UK banks least trusted in Europe
Fri 28-Nov-2008
With just a few notable exceptions – including of course First Direct - UK customers think less of their banks than in any other European country
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Recession fundamentally changing consumer attitudes
Fri 28-Nov-2008
Economic downturn is bringing a return to ‘traditional values’ as the days of hedonistic materialism comes to an abrupt end
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