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Creative 27 Add to collection Campaign from Outsider's James Rouse sees the brand tap into the age-old debate with the launch of #crispIN or #crispOUT For years Walkers has sat on the sidelines and watched Brits debate about how to eat their lunchtime sandwich and packet of crisps. Launching today, the latest campaign from VCCP sees Walkers tap into the age-old debate with the launch of #crispIN OR #crispOUT. In a world where food debates rage on, crisps and sandwiches bring an unexpected unity to the nation, whether the crisps are placed inside the sandwich, or on the side of the plate. In ...

Asim Chaudhry stars in VCCP ad for Walkers People Just Do Nothing actor – rather than long-term brand frontman Gary Lineker – features in the first major ad by VCCP for the PepsiCo crisp brand. by Maisie McCabe Sign in to continue Free email bulletins

(Feb 25): A rout in Malaysian glove makers is deepening, sending valuations for some companies to rock-bottom levels. Top Glove Corp Bhd, the world’s biggest, slid 7.8% in a fifth day of declines Wednesday, taking its February loss to 22%, set to be the worst for any month on record. The stock is trading at about 6 times 12-month forward earnings, from a record high of 43 times in May. Supermax Corp Bhd, which surged 784% last year, is down 26% this month and trades at 4.6 times. More than US$6 billion in market value has evaporated in February alone for Malaysia’s top four glove makers a...

Feb 24 2021, 2:50 PM February 24 2021, 8:42 AM February 24 2021, 2:50 PM (Bloomberg) -- A rout in Malaysian glove makers is deepening, sending valuations for some companies to rock-bottom levels. (Bloomberg) -- A rout in Malaysian glove makers is deepening, sending valuations for some companies to rock-bottom levels. Top Glove Corp., the world’s biggest, slid 7.8% in a fifth day of declines Wednesday, taking its February loss to 22%, set to be the worst for any month on record. The stock is trading at about 6 times 12-month forward earnings, from a record high of 43 times in May. Superm...

(Bloomberg) -- A rout in Malaysian glove makers is deepening, sending valuations for some companies to rock-bottom levels.Top Glove Corp., the world’s biggest, slid 7.8% in a fifth day of declines Wednesday, taking its February loss to 22%, set to be the worst for any month on record. The stock is trading at about 6 times 12-month forward earnings, from a record high of 43 times in May. Supermax Corp., which surged 784% last year, is down 26% this month and trades at 4.6 times.More than $6 billion in market value has evaporated in February alone for Malaysia’s top four glove make...