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WPP PLC
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WPP is one of the world's largest communications services groups. We are made up of leading companies in: Advertising; Media Investment Management; Information, Insight & Consultancy; Public Relations & Public Affairs; Branding & Identity; Healthcare Communications;Direct, Promotion & Relationship Marketing; Specialist Communications
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WPP-backed FGS Global valued at £1.4bn as KKR moves in for stake
Private equity group KKR is expected to buy a 30% stake in WPP's financial communications firm FGS Global
WPP lifts full-year revenue guidance after 'strong momentum' in third quarter
Net new business won totalled US$1.7bn in the third quarter and US$5.1bn in the year to date, the advertising giant said
WPP results to open window to global ad budgets
At its interims the FTSE 100 group said adjusted sales are expected to rise 6-7% this year, up from April's growth guidance for 5.5-6.5%,
WPP to buy European ecommerce consultancy Newcraft for undisclosed sum
The Dutch-based company’s clients include airline KLM, Yakult, and the world-famous Rijksmuseum
WPP drops despite jump in profit, dividend and guidance
The global creative group reported 10.2% jump in revenue to £6.75bn in the first half of 2022
Outlook remains positive for WPP ahead of half-year results
Positive progress across all sectors in the first quarter provides strong basis for growth
WPP to buy Latin American ecommerce agency Corebiz; deal underscores advance of adtech
For WPP, one of Corebiz’s attractions is its expertise in Vtex technologies already used by many WPP clients
WPP reports 'fastest organic growth for over 20 years’ in 2021
WPP sticks to mid-term guidance and said will accelerate buy backs
WPP completes fourth acquisition of 2021
WPP has acquired over 80 companies across its 50 years of operating, mostly under previous boss Sir Martin Sorrell
WPP raises full-year guidance again after third-quarter revenue beats forecasts
The world's biggest advertising group now expects like-for-like revenue less pass-through costs to grow by 11.5%-12% in 2021, up from its August forecast of 9%-10%