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Beware the Brits. (weak French banks fear takeover by British banks)(Industry Overview)
French officials fear that the country's weak banking sector can easily be taken over by the stronger British banks. Since the mid-1980s, French banks have been consistently lagging behind American and British institutions in terms of profitability. In 1995, the earnings of the entire French banking sector were equivalent to...
Tags: bank, Banking, Brits, U.S. Senate
Research articles 1997-01-01
Subways were once shelters.(Viewpoint)(Column)
Byline: James Brady When we arrived in January 1959 in London, where I was to live and work as a correspondent for a couple of years before being shipped off to Paris, what were still called "bomb sites'' punctuated the landscape of the great...
Tags: Brits, Londoners
Research articles 2005-07-18
RELAXED, SHARP, SLOPPY. AND DIFFICULT.(survey reveals attitudes about European businessmen)(Brief Article)
Europe's most easygoing business executives are in the Netherlands. Spaniards are the sharpest dressers, and Brits the sloppiest. So reveals a survey of 1,508 large European companies done by the Harris Research h ... Europe's most easygoing business executives are in the Netherlands....
Tags: Brits, Sharp Corp., Spaniards, survey
Research articles 1999-02-15
Sex, office politics. (A VB Purchasing Guide).(BBC and Warner are releasing the British series 'The Office' and 'Coupling' in the US on DVD)(Brief Article)
The Brits are coming to American TV and DVD like never before thanks to such BBC series as The Office and Coupling. Both shows air on the BBC America channel, and Coupling will launch this fall on NBC as a new series with American actors. ...
Tags: British Broadcasting Corp., Brits, DVD, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Visual Basic, office politics
Research articles 2003-08-04
bingo! CSFB corners U.K. gaming parlor market.(Credit Suisse First Boston Private Equity)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
The Brits' passion for bingo has turned into a winning investment for Credit Suisse First Boston Private Equity -- the New York-based firm's $608 million CSFB International Equity Partners LP fund has been buying up bingo parlors throughout the Unite The Brits' passion for bingo has...
Tags: Credit Suisse Group AG, private equity, equity, Brits, game
Research articles 2000-08-21

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Department of Revenue - Business Reengineering/Integrated Tax System (BRITS)
In August 2002, the State of Arizona entered into a contract with Accenture, a global management consulting firm, to reengineer its core business processes, organizational structure, and implement an integrated tax system - BRITS. With BRITS, taxpayer data will be entered in one place, and all taxpayer information will be...
Tags: Revenue, Arizona, Taxes, Free Trade, Financial Planning, Finance
White papers 2005-10-13
Amstrad launch weekly email poll to find out Brits views; Amstrad e-m@iler poll reveals that 86% of Brits say 'No' to the Euro.
M2 PRESSWIRE-22 May 2003-AMSTRAD: Amstrad launch weekly email poll to find out Brits views; Amstrad e-m@iler poll reveals that 86 of Brits say 'No' to the EuroC1994-2003 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:05222003 Amstrad today released the results of the first in a series...
Tags: Amstrad Plc.
Research articles 2003-05-22
Young Brits splash out more than their parents.(MARKET FOCUS)(Brief Article)
Twenty-something Brits are twice as likely to splash out on cosmetics and clothes as their fifty-plus parents, according to new research from Morgan Stanley Consumer Banking. And around 22 per cent of women interviewed in the survey are already inves Twenty-something Brits are twice as likely...
Tags: banking, Morgan Stanley, survey
Research articles 2005-06-24
Make tea, not love say Brits
LONDON AFP ? The first thing that goes through the average Briton's mind on waking up is not making steaming hot love, but a steaming hot cup of tea. According to a poll by the UKTV Food channel published Sunday, many Brits can get up for a cuppa, but...
Tags: Agence France-Presse, women
Research articles 2004-08-08
Brits abroad out for booze, sex and a good punch-up
LONDON AFP — Young Britons on holiday shun local culture for booze, casual sex and fist-fighting, said an official British report revealed. The Foreign Office report, "Project Holiday", surveyed 1,000 tourists aged between 16 and 30 and laid bare the startling details of young Brits travelling abroad to "party...
Tags: Agence France-Presse, England
Research articles 2005-06-25
Spending set to rise as Brits set their sights on summer holidays; Overall spending levels to increase by 10% over the next three months; Men will outspend women by 29% over the same period; Southern cardholders continue to be more 'at home' with their pl
M2 PRESSWIRE-18 April 2005-MORGAN STANLEY: Spending set to rise as Brits set their sights on summer holidays; Overall spending levels to increase by 10 over the next three months; Men will outspend women by 29 over the same period; Southern cardholders continue to be more 'at...
Tags: cardholder, East, Morgan Stanley, SALES, women
Research articles 2005-04-18
BBC: BBC launches campaign to make Brits 'webwise'.
M2 PRESSWIRE-19 March 1999-BBC: BBC launches campaign to make Brits 'webwise' C1994-99 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:190399 Thousands of organisations around Britain, from supermarkets, to pubs and football clubs, have teamed up with the BBC to give free 'crash courses' on how...
Tags: British Broadcasting Corp., INTERNET, MARKETING
Research articles 1999-03-19
Jack Straw and Colin Powell grow second shadows - in the form of four young Brits and Americans.
M2 PRESSWIRE-8 July 2002-UK Government: Jack Straw and Colin Powell grow second shadows - in the form of four young Brits and Americans C1994-2002 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:07082002 Two British students will today set off for a week in the life...
Tags: FINANCE, MARKETING, U.S. Department of State
Research articles 2002-07-08
Arctic Monkeys sit atop Brits again
LONDON AFP — The Arctic Monkeys won both the Best British Group and Best British Album for a second year running at the Brits, the annual British pop music awards, on Wednesday. They were among a trio of acts that won two gongs at the showpiece ceremony, along with...
Tags: Agence France-Presse
Research articles 2008-02-20
Brits, Swiss, Belgians are most avid chocolate fans
GENEVA AFP — The Brits, Swiss and Belgians cannot resist their love of chocolate, according to a survey conducted by Swiss chocolate manufacturer Barry Callebaut. The survey showed that 46 percent of those questioned in Britain, 45 perent in Switzerland and 43 percent in Belgium, eat chocolate several times...
Tags: Agence France-Presse, Britain, MARKETING, survey, Switzerland
Research articles 2008-03-25
Here come the Brits.(Slants & Trends)
HERE COME THE BRITS. Last month, ETN reported about a U.S. group arguing computers were no good for children (ETN, November, p. 103). Well, now the British appear to be having similar thoughts. The BBC reports Prince Charles is disturbed by the heavy reliance ...
Tags: British Broadcasting Corp., computer, Prince, PRODUCTIVITY
Research articles 2004-12-01
63% of Brits prefer to send personal emails from home.
M2 PRESSWIRE-2 February 2004-AMSTRAD: 63 of Brits prefer to send personal emails from homeC1994-2004 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:02022004 63 of people in the UK now prefer to send personal emails from home, according to a report on behalf of the Amstrad e-m@iler...
Tags: Amstrad Plc.
Research articles 2004-02-02
Amstrad e-m@iler poll reveals that 91% of Brits think the UK is too soft on asylum seekers.
M2 PRESSWIRE-30 May 2003-AMSTRAD: Amstrad e-m@iler poll reveals that 91 of Brits think the UK is too soft on asylum seekersC1994-2003 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:05302003 Amstrad today released the second set of results from its series of weekly Amstrad e-m@iler polls....
Tags: Amstrad Plc.
Research articles 2003-05-30
Amstrad research reveals the top ten reasons why Britons email from home; Nearly a quarter of Brits email from home to avoid snooping bosses... and 2% use home email to conduct illicit affairs.
M2 PRESSWIRE-15 May 2003-AMSTRAD: Amstrad research reveals the top ten reasons why Britons email from home; Nearly a quarter of Brits email from home to avoid snooping bosses... and 2 use home email to conduct illicit affairsC1994-2003 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:05152003 ...
Tags: Amstrad Plc.
Research articles 2003-05-15
GOLF: Brits revel in rain
00-00-0000 GOLF: Brits revel in rain British players are continuing to dominate the rain-delayed Heineken golf classic at Royal Melbourne. PAUL CASEY is the outright leader at six under par with four holes to play....
Tags: Heineken N.V.
Research articles 2003-01-30
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