Rio 2016 poised to be ‘Stay-at-Home Olympics’, according to Adobe Digital Insights
Fans of this year’s Olympic Games are more likely to enjoy the action from their sofa than at the stadium, reveals Adobe’s latest Adobe Digital Insights (ADI) study.
UK businesses reap sales growth on back of London Olympics, BT survey finds
UK businesses reporting sales growth since the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games say they boosted revenue by an average of 14%. Those who expect that to carry over into 2013 also predict an 11% increase, according to a new
Consumers cautious about long-term impact of Olympics on customer service
Despite a strong performance by service providers during the Olympic Games, many UK consumers are unsure if customer service will improve as a result, according to a new study by the Institute of Customer Service (ICS). The research, among 2,000
Law firm offers retailers top employment tips for the Olympic Games
Amy Alexander, trainee solicitor at law firm Dundas & Wilson, helps retailers get in shape for the Olympics and advises how they can best manage their teams and time Whether cheering Usain Bolt in the Olympic stadium; watching Sir Chris
Law firm gives retailers five top tips to stay compliant on IP during London 2012
Stuart Adams, partner and global head of enforcement at IP specialist law firm Rouse, advises retailers on the top five IP pitfalls they must avoid during London 2012 “Retailers should be only too well aware by now there are a
London Councils support out-of-hours deliveries during Olympic Games
Transport for London (TfL), London Councils and London’s business community have confirmed they will be sympathetic to companies that need to make or receive out-of-hours deliveries in London during the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. The approach was endorsed
Master Locksmiths Association offers retailer advice for Olympic security
With Olympic fever building, there has never been a better time for retailers to review the security measures they have in place to safeguard their premises during the Games. Steffan George, development director of the Master Locksmith’s Association (MLA), examines the
Regular tube travel must reduce by one third for Olympics, TfL warns businesses
Regular tube travel in London will need to be reduced by a third in order to cope with the increased demand on the underground during the 2012 Olympic Games, Transport for London (TfL) has warned UK businesses. Billing London 2012
2012 Olympics will generate an extra 3m journeys in London, says TfL
New guidance for London businesses released by Transport for London (TfL) today, estimates there will an additional 3m journeys in London on the busiest days of the 2012 Olympics as people watch the Games and attend cultural events. According to
