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The owner of B&Q, Screwfix and Castorama turns 30 this year and is Europe's largest home improvement retailer. Here's how it first got bitten by the DIY bug.
Taking yet another juicy bite out of the global consumer electronics market, Apple has doubled its profits in the first quarter, to $11.6bn.
The UK's leading designer of microchips has announced 22% rise in profits in the first quarter of 2012.
Vodafone has won the tug of war with Tata Communications over ailing telecoms firm Cable & Wireless Worldwide.
Good customer service is not the sole province of large companies, argues Sara Murray, founder of Confused.com. Here are her six top tips for creating a customer engagement strategy to rival the slick FTSE 100 set.
These days, a brand must have a consistent strategy across TV, mobile, laptop and tablet, says Ved Sen, director at IT and infrastructure firm Cognizant. Are you communicating with your customers across every conceivable screen?
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