Apps help Rashbass prepare for The Economist's first fall
Arif Durrani, 08 February 2012, 3:40pm
The Economist is the magazine industry's undisputed star performer, achieving 61 consecutive circulation rises over the last 31 years, but group chief executive Andrew Rashbass expects global print sales to fall for the first time in 2012, so why is he "delighted"?
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