Printed promotional coasters make a great promotional giveaway and are ideal for accompanying promotional mugs and glassware. Ideal for pubs, clubs and bars, available in a range of shapes that will look great printed with your logo.
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Monday, February 27, 2012
Friday, February 24, 2012
RBS and Lloyds announce big losses
The Royal Bank of Scotland has announced a year’s loss of £2bn leading to further anguish over bankers pay and bonuses. The bank which is 82% owned by the state has posted a pre-tax loss of £766 for the previous year and a total loss of almost £2bn which includes various accounting tax charges, including a near £1bn hit for mis sold PPI compensation.
The bank is due to pay out £785m in bonuses to staff, with £390m going to RBS's 17,000 investment bankers. The average pay out to investment bankers is £23,000 however some will get nothing and many of the awards will be much higher.
Despite the 40% rise in the share price in recent weeks, RBS are desperate for shares which are currently trading on average at 28p, to rise to 50p before the taxpayer can break even.
In addition, Lloyds Banking Group made a loss of £3.5bn for the year to 31 December after setting aside £3.2bn to cover payment protection insurance claims.
Mugnificent offers from Hotline!
Whether you are looking for China Mugs, Thermo Mugs, Sports Bottles or glassware, Hotline offer an extensive range of promotional drinkware. Our superb range includes our bestselling Manhattan Mug. With great printing options your logo is certain to take centre stage with our promotional mugs. And don't forget to couple your printed mugs with some of our bestselling Promotional Coasters!
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
London holding two day mock terrorist attack pre 2012 Olympic Games...
London underground have held a mock terror attack as part of a massive exercise to test security for the 2012 Olympic Games. The exercise was held to test the response to a terrorist incident on the London Underground Network during the games.
The two day test is being staged as if it were the 8th and 9th of August, during what is set to be the two busiest days of the event. There is reassurance that there will be nothing left to chance and the event will be safe and one to remember.
Stress Ball A1680
Stress balls are an ideal way to generate interest at any event or tradeshow. These low cost promotional gifts offer superb marketing opportunities. Available in a range of shapes and styles you’re sure to find one to suit your promotion and business.
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Bug Infestation!
What can make a better promotional item than something that pulls on the heartstrings? They’re cute, furry, fun and loveable and advertising bugs will literally stick around for ages with your logo in tow. Who could resist their adorable feet and doe eyed expression?
These superb message carries come in a wide variety of character types, colours and can be attached to any surface. Your message can be printed on the ribbon in full colour for all to see. Quick catch one before they get away!
Monday, February 20, 2012
The Vow
An inspiring film based on true events and a definite must see chick flick. When Paige (Rachel McAdams) wakes up from a coma after a terrible accident she has to try and piece together every trace of her pre accident life including who she is, why she stopped seeing her parents, the abandoned law degree everything was wiped from her memory including her marriage to Leo (Channing Tatum). Leo has to try and get her to remember him and the only way to do this is to get her to fall in love with him over again right from when they first met, no matter what it takes.
Friday, February 17, 2012
Ice, Ice Baby!
Break the ice with your next promotion using Ice Media Pens the coolest promotional pens in town! Don’t be fooled by their frosty exterior these pens are bursting with personality. Available in 9 fashionable colours they are the perfect black ink pen to display your message and logo.
A clear winner every time!
Thursday, February 16, 2012
iPads seized in China copyright row
Many cities in China are seizing iPads from retailers in a dispute between Apple and a Chinese company over the ownership of the tablets name.
Authorities in the city of Weihai are investigating a complaint by Proview Technology that Apple has violated its rights to the iPad name.
Proview registered the iPad trademark in China in 2001 and Apple, manufacturer of the iPad and iPhone bought rights to the name from a Proview affiliate but the company says it still owns the name in China.
We can only wonder what Steve Jobs would have made of this?
