A carefully crafted business slogan speaks volumes of it’s brand values and promises, successfully.

Guess who said this:

“No FT. No Comment.

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Answer: Financial Times (1982)

Until you read the Financial Times, you won’t know if you got it all right. Don’t you want to be absolutely sure before pretending to be Mr Greenspan?

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