Ann Summers: Who says finance isn't sexy?
WHO SAYS FINANCE ISN'T SEXY?
If you consider your day-to-day job as sometimes being a little prosaic, you could take heart from how well-known (and unprosaic) lingerie shop Ann Summers has referred to the industry in its latest marketing campaign.
The attached images are displayed in the window of the Wardour Street, Soho branch, and the campaign is UK wide. So what's the thinking behind it? A spokesman for the company said: "We are using...
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