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Advertising
Super Bowl set to break US advertising records
...Microsoft is returning to advertising around the Super Bowl, with a spot on its AI product, Copilot....
February 9, 2024
The Big Read
How AI is transforming the business of advertising
...US networks Fox and NBCUniversal reported that advertising revenue was falling, while publishers such as News Corp, The New York Times and the UK’s Reach have posted declines....
February 11, 2024
FT Live
FTWeekend Festival: U.S. edition
Where the Financial Times weekend paper comes to life
Saturday, 4 MayThe REACH, at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, F Street Northwest, Washington, DC, USA
Inside BusinessRichard Waters
Chip wars are coming to PCs
...One key question is how much the companies are prepared to spend on supporting multiple product lines and investing in marketing — and for how long....
November 3, 2023
HM Revenue & Customs
Walkers’ Sensations Poppadoms vs HMRC: Crunch time
...the crisp company....
January 19, 2024
Special ReportAsia-Pacific Innovative Lawyers
In-house legal work: best practice case studies
...These include an AI-enabled review platform for all marketing content....
May 5, 2023
Fender Musical Instruments Corp
US electric guitar maker Fender picks Japan for first-ever store
...Fender Flagship Tokyo will feature the company’s new apparel brand, F Is For Fender, as well as a full array of its guitars and a soundproof room for musicians to play “loud”....
June 16, 2023
FT Live
TNW Conference 2024 - The Next Web
Europe’s leading tech event for corporates, startups, investors and governments
Thursday, 20 JuneAmsterdam, Netherlands
Pfizer Inc
Pfizer pins hopes on record pipeline to recover from post-Covid hangover
...These would likely focus on companies that are typically $10bn or below with products close to being commercialised, he said....
February 21, 2023
Inside BusinessRichard Waters
Big Tech shows off its AI
...The claims did not sound new, but the extent to which AI now suffuses many of their products and services was evident....
October 13, 2022
News in-depthCitrix Systems Inc
Investors on edge before $15bn debt sale to fund Citrix buyout
...ComboCo’s buyers fielded a barrage of questions on its growth, the competitive pressures coming from Microsoft and Amazon, and how outsourcing engineers, reducing sales and marketing staff and culling products...
September 15, 2022
Inside BusinessRichard Waters
Musk gambles on tech workers giving up WFH freedoms
...For the aerospace engineers, battery experts or car designers who have had the chance to work on breakthrough products at Musk’s companies, there will be strong motivations to stay....
June 2, 2022
The Future of Money
Social media companies jump on the NFT bandwagon Premium content
...Write to the FintechFT team at imani.moise@ft.com and sid.v@ft.com. You can build it, but will they come?...
February 7, 2022
The Future of Money
The new bank on the block Premium content
...H&R Block spruces up its approach to banking After calling it quits on the banking business almost a decade ago, US tax-preparation company H&R Block started marketing new checking and saving accounts last...
January 24, 2022
Planet Labs Inc
Planet Labs launches $2.8bn deal in latest space Spac
...It recently hired Kevin Weil, a former Instagram and Twitter executive, as its head of product and business, to help improve its software and make it easier for new kinds of customers to use....
July 7, 2021
Moral Money
Microsoft shareholders call for a right to repair Premium content
...Speaking to S&P Global Platts last month, Rusal America chief Brian Hesse said the home improvement company Lowe’s had started asking for the carbon content in ladders....
July 2, 2021
Due Diligence
Blinding lights: Universal Music’s IPO takes centre stage Premium content
...(New York Times) You’ve got mail The founders of the email marketing group MailChimp effectively became billionaires overnight when it was bought by the tax software company Intuit for $12bn....
September 21, 2021
FT Live
Due Diligence Live
Where leaders in investment and finance meet
Tuesday, 8 OctoberLondon, UK
News in-depthRetail sector
Lockdown home improvement boom boosts US DIY chains
...But sales of the Ariens Ikon XD, featuring 20-inch tyres, a V-twin Kawasaki engine and ergonomic plush seat, have surged in the US during the pandemic....
August 22, 2020
#techFT
Social’s splintering apps
...marketing team....
February 5, 2021
News in-depthWalmart Inc
Why Walmart’s might couldn’t crack Japan
...“We can offer a new customer experience by integrating the online and offline stores. We can address where the industry is struggling now by really changing the marketing,” Mr Komori said....
November 16, 2020
News in-depthPersonal & Household Goods
Americans splash out on bikes and televisions
...Paint, power tools and timber had sold particularly well, according to Lowe’s, which has about 2,200 outlets....
May 20, 2020
Google LLC
Google signs $750m deal with ADT to sell its Nest devices
...The two companies will each put in another $150m in three tranches over the coming years, if certain conditions are met, towards marketing, training and product development....
August 3, 2020
TikTok Inc
Oracle’s Ellison steps out of character with TikTok approach
...In the first decade of the millennium, he became the software industry’s most active acquirer, buying up rivals and folding their products into his own, in the process slicing costs....
August 19, 2020
Apple Inc
Apple explores iHeartMedia stake to boost its streaming service
...Another person suggested that the tie-up could result in a multimillion-dollar marketing partnership rather than a direct investment....
November 1, 2018
Due Diligence
Hedge funds: Mayfair’s champagne drought Premium content
...The tests are manufactured by the UK-listed company TT Electronics, whose share price rose more than 40 per cent when the products were debuted, valuing it at £439m....
September 17, 2020
Technology sector
Why Silicon Valley is surviving the pandemic ad crash
...Twitter and Facebook saw record growth in their audiences, with Facebook saying more than 3bn people now access its products, which include WhatsApp and Instagram, every month....
April 30, 2020
Capital markets
Rating agencies brace for backlash after rash of downgrades
...This week, cruise operator Carnival paid handsomely for a new bond issue despite its “investment-grade” ratings, as fund managers judged the company to be in peril after the viral outbreak....
April 3, 2020

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