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Pepsi-Cola RSS feedCheating Thierry Henry hands his sponsors a moral dilemma
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Thierry Henry's earning power could be seriously damaged as sponsors desert him in the wake of the 'hand of God' cheating scandal, it has emerged2009-11-20T08:57:41ZMartin Kemp: How I beat terrifiying brain tumours
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Spandau Ballet star Martin Kemp has described his “terrifying” battle with two brain tumours.2009-09-04T08:17:28ZPersil whiter than white but sweets come unstuck in green index
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New 'eco-index' charting the environmental impact of Britain’s favourite groceries has crowned Persil laundry powder the greenest supermarket product and Haribo sweets the worst2009-08-26T09:01:17ZMichael Jackson killed by Demerol shot given by aide, doctor claims
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Michael Jackson’s personal doctor claims he was killed when his aide gave him a shot of the painkiller Demerol2009-08-03T06:37:15ZWhy it was mad not bold of Beckham to trek to final frontier
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The States is the final frontier in terms of soccer. Those were the words of Simon Fuller, when his client David Beckham signed for LA Galaxy, on a five-year contract worth a reported $250 million, excluding all the usual extras from image rights to sponsorship2009-07-31T09:16:22ZMichael Jackson's hair catches fire in Pepsi advert
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Michael Jackson's hair caught fire during filming of his 1984 Pepsi commercial2009-07-16T06:28:38ZSporting summer puts Britvic ahead of the City profits game
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A baking hot Wimbledon and the success of this summer’s 20/20 cricket tournament helped put the fizz into soft drinks group Britvic2009-07-14T07:59:13ZHow Jacko got his Wacko nickname
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Jackson's often eccentric behaviour, which included sleeping in an oxygen tent, adopting a chimp, and wearing a surgical mask, saw him dubbed "Wacko Jacko" by the tabloid press2009-06-26T07:16:12ZLIFE & TIMES: Despite a bizarre life, Jacko was the greatest star of his time
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The death of Michael Jackson at the age of just 50 should perhaps come as no surprise2009-06-26T06:31:55ZObamas in tourist trip to abbey
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They may be America's First Family but Michelle Obama with children in tow did what all tourists do when in London - they visited Westminster Abbey2009-06-09T07:48:10ZDavids load their slings to take on the Goliaths
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Challenger brands, I learned this week, are upstart companies snapping at the heels of established rivals. Virgin Atlantic taking on British Airways is the textbook example of a successful challenger (while Virgin Cola's lame assault on Coke and Pepsi is a popular case study for the opposite reason)2009-05-27T08:05:01ZBritvic loses its sparkle as shareholder dumps 14%
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Shares in soft drinks supplier Britvic slumped 15p to 275½p after its biggest shareholder was forced to dump almost 14% of the company, worth £80.1 million, in the market place2009-05-27T08:23:12ZBritvic is held back by a sour taste from Magners
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Profits at the soft drinks group Britvic have been held back this year after earnings were wiped out at its Irish operations2009-05-20T08:14:35ZThe Milky Bars are on him ... all over again
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The Milky Bar Kid and the Hovis Boy are back on our television screens as household brands turn to nostalgia to get consumers buying again2009-05-13T09:51:15ZMeet the Freuds
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Sir Clement Freud, who died this week, was just one member of a colourful family dynasty that continues to leave its mark on us, as Sebastian Shakespeare reports2009-04-17T08:04:17ZAt Zuma, business is zooming
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2009-04-15T07:49:23ZTate left sour as US allows China to rip off Splenda
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The future of Tate & Lyle's wonder sugar, the zero-calorie Splenda sweetener, soured after an international tribunal ruled the British industrial giant cannot stop cheap Chinese copycats2009-04-07T08:23:36ZSainsbury's chief: I'll get Olympics right for spectators
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Sainsbury chief executive Justin King signalled a change of focus in Olympic planning as he was confirmed as the Mayor's new appointment to the board of 2012 organising committee2009-01-16T09:03:26ZPepsi cashes in with the Yes You Can
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Leading American brands are launching Barack Obama-inspired campaigns ahead of next week's presidential inauguration2009-01-14T09:55:26ZNew York wants to put obesity tax on a can of Coke
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New York state could impose a 15 per cent "obesity tax" on high-calorie soft drinks as the governor tries to pay off a crippling $15 billion budget deficit2008-12-16T10:24:00ZBritvic beats the gloom at £70m
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<strong>Consumer:</strong> Soft drinks maker Britvic reckons teenagers and teetotallers will keep slurping through the recession2008-11-26T14:07:29ZFreud PR firm axed in City Hall cost-cutting
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Boris Johnson has dumped a public relations agency owned by Rupert Murdoch's son-in-law as part of his cost-cutting drive at City Hall2008-11-18T09:14:03ZBusiness
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London still exports hit formats all over the world and is a hothouse for the use of new technologies in tandem with traditional creative talents.2008-10-02T11:08:24ZGames backer Coca-Cola in £1.3bn China drinks coup
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<strong>Consumer:</strong> Capitalist icon Coca-Cola today struck a deal for more than £1 billion to buy one of China’s biggest drinks companies as it aims to build on its momentum in the vast country set off by its sponsorship of the Olympics2008-09-03T10:25:07ZI'm Kylie's bottom, Britney's boobs and Christina's tummy ... but I still don't like my body
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As a TV show prepares to tell all, Rachael 'The Body' Carr reveals the inside story of life as a body double .. .2008-08-02T16:37:13ZBillionaire's drugs let off
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A London billionaire and his wife caught with class A drugs have had all charges against them dropped, a court was told2008-07-29T13:25:00ZWill the Olympics be good for London?
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2008-07-09T08:03:37ZBarry Manilow: Why we still love the King of Kitsch
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There are few artists who can match Barry Manilow's megastar status. As The Mail on Sunday prepares to give away a brilliant 12-track CD of some of his greatest songs, the man himself reveals why he's still on top of his game after more than 40 years.2008-06-30T16:45:11ZBecks takes his 'Mini-Me' boys for a run in the Roller... and meets a nice young lady
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David and his two youngest children turned heads with their lookalike cropped haircuts as they rolled down Rodeo Drive in the football star's £300,000 Phantom Drophead Coupe.2008-06-26T10:23:32Z