Article: Penguin letters take wing. (Exclusive).(McVitie's Penguin brand to introduce new product)(Brief Article)

Article: Munsingwear's Original Penguin Brand Names Brian ...
Business Wire;  March 26, 2003 ;     700+ words ... ... for Diesel USA, Inc., where he oversaw 30% of wholesale sales volume for the U.S. Brian will oversee the Original Penguin brand's 120 current accounts in addition to expanding the product in the American market. Awitan has also held sales manager ...

Article: Food: The gastronomic giveaway; Win a year's supply of ...
South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales);  October 12, 2002 ;     430 words ... ... up as a lunchtime game that you can carry around in your lunchbox. To be in with a chance of winning a year's supply of Penguin Wing Dings simply send in the answer to the question below, along with your full name, address and Echo Food Club membership ...

Article: The Penguin Group Launches PenguinClassics.Com to Promote Classic ...
PR Newswire;  May 17, 1999 ;     700+ words ... ... com is the latest expansion of the franchise of one of the world's most famous media trademarks and the building of the Penguin brand. Most recently, The Penguin Group, in conjunction with the PolyGram Entertainment Group launched Penguin Music Classics ...

Article: Penguin Wing Dings. (Trade Marks).(Brief Article)
Food Trade Review;  August 1, 2002 ;     553 words ...No. 2289662 Biscuits, chocolate covered biscuits; cakes; all included in Class 30. Untied Biscuits Ltd, Hayes Park North, Hayes End Road, Hayes, Middx UB4 8EE.

Article: PEARSON TAKES PENGUIN BRAND ONLINE.(Brief Article)
New Media Age;  August 23, 2001 ;     540 words ...Pearson, the publishing company which owns Penguin, is putting 200 of the publisher's titles online. Under the ePenguin brand, readers will be able to purchase digital versions of children's books and classics, such as Emma by Jane Austen.

Article: Stevens signs Bruin offer High-scoring Penguin wing ...
The Boston Globe;  September 20, 1991 ;     700+ words ...The burning question of the National Hockey League offseason was answered yesterday when free agent left wing Kevin Stevens signed an offer sheet with the Bruins for $5.375 million over five years. The ball is now in the Pittsburgh Penguins' court. They can either match the offer within seven days,

Article: STEVENS: CLEAN CHECKS SOBRIETY WORKS FOR PENGUIN ...
The Boston Globe;  May 2, 2001 ;     700+ words ...He's got a job, dependable employment with benefits, and the upside for Kevin Stevens is the chance, a decent chance, to win another Stanley Cup. But what's next? Two weeks, three months, a season from today . . . ? The life Stevens now leads is measured by sweeps of the hour hand, not the flip of