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A joyful message from Mondelez International
News, Kelvin Rugg, Published on 16/12/2014
» Creating 'moments of joy' has long been a driving force for Mondelez International an established 'global snacking powerhouse' with vast resources at its disposal, but an organisation that also believes in 'the power of big and small'. And it adds practicality to that belief by bringing the creativity and agility of a new start-up to everything it does.
Intel continues to deliver
News, Kelvin Rugg, Published on 15/12/2014
» That Intel has been very much part of the technology and consumer driven world of computers is accepted by even the most non-technical of what can be described as the post computer generation. Historically it all began some fifty years ago with the man behind the microchip Robert Noyce.
A very special French connection
Life, Kelvin Rugg, Published on 20/03/2014
» ‘I often go to Uniqlo during my lunch break, and I buy clothes as a small reward to myself, which is always reasonable.
One step closer to a dream job courtesy of L’Oreal Thailand
Life, Kelvin Rugg, Published on 20/12/2013
» 'I finally have a chance to develop my professional skill by taking free training offered by the L'Oreal Beautiful Tomorrows programme. After learning the basic hair washing techniques I'm now taking classes on hair colouring theory and practice. I feel overwhelmed and really appreciate this wonderful opportunity. This great gift from L'Oreal Thailand means I'm one step closer to my dream job."
Starbucks Brings Back the Joy of Sharing
Life, Kelvin Rugg, Published on 19/12/2012
» A phrase commonly heard in support groups and perhaps used when we feel a little uncomfortable at hearing another's tale of hardship is "Thank you for sharing." The notion of sharing troubles and tribulations has long fed an industry of Agony Aunts whose advice to their unseen correspondents is summarised and syndicated to newspaper readers worldwide.
The Oreo Effect Continues to Work its Magic
Life, Kelvin Rugg, Published on 27/12/2012
» Almost everyone has an Oreo memory, whether it's reliving a childhood family experience or engaging in a debate about the origin of the name of the world's most popular cookie that first delighted an American public in 1912.