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Haymarket coup as BBC sells Eve title.(Brief Article)
Haymarket Publishing has bought the women's glossy Eve from BBC Magazines and plans to make it the flagship title in a new women's interest group.
The sale of Eve - Britain's fastest-growing women's monthly - is the result of the BBC's commercial review last year. The corporation pledged to sell any products that didn't link directly with its core programme remit.
All Eve staff will transfer to Haymarket, whose consumer ...
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