Double take

Article Abstract:

Enic has announced an agreement with Time Warner giving Enic the lead in a JV to create restaurants using themes from movies in the Time Warner library, as well as the Warner Brothers Stores, selling Warner Brothers merchandise. The agreement is similar to one which Greenhills reached with Turner Home Broadcasting. Greenhills later went into liquidation. Turner is part of Time Warner, but Time Warner management may not have known about the Greenhills agreement when they talked with Enic.

Eating places, Food Services and Drinking Places, Commercial Food Services, Joint ventures, Time Warner Inc., Restaurant industry, TWX, Food services, Enic

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How the honey trail can run thin

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Employee stock-ownership schemes can help the performances of certain types of businesses such as those where companies need to retain skilled staff. They do not guarantee enhanced performance in all types of companies, as is shown by the example of privatized bus companies in the United Kingdom. Staff turnover is often high in this industry, and labor relations were not improved. Some retailers have run successful stock ownership schemes, and they include Asda.

Employee Benefits & Services, United Kingdom, Management, Human resource management, Employee benefits, Employee stock options

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Cold shoulder for Iceland over merger

Article Abstract:

Clerical Medical has sold its stake in Iceland due to its opposition to Iceland's planned merger with Booker.

Supermarkets and Other Grocery (except Convenience) Stores, Grocery stores, Supermarkets, Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Retail industry, Retail trade, Securities, Iceland, Booker Cash and Carry

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