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WPP Media was the star billing in an otherwise lackluster second quarter earnings presentation to investors this morning, ...
WPP has suffered greatly in Q2, with a 5.8% decline in like-for-like revenue less pass-through costs (RLPTC) to AU$5.24 ...
Over the past 20 years, the pace of digital advertising growth has far outpaced that of traditional media. Digital ad spending as a percentage of total ad spending has increased from 40% in 2016 to 70 ...
Burson reported a slight acceleration in like-for-like revenue decline in Q2, although there was positive news on new ...
WPP has slashed staff bonuses and halved its dividend, after a 5.8% slump in Q2 revenues, and said incoming chief executive Cindy Rose will review the company’s strategy.
WPP maintained its full-year target for a revenue less pass-through costs decline between 3% and 5%. Headline operating profit margin is still expected to decline in the range of 50 to 175 basis ...
We all knew WPP's half year 2025 results were going to be awful following the profit warning last month and indeed they are.
Media and creative revenues slide; North America, UK and China drag performance. Reported operating profit plunges 48% as new ...
WPP has cut dividends in half as company profits slump with shrinking client spend and fading new business. Reported ...
New boss faces tough handover with like for like revenues for the year expected to be 3% to 5% lower than 2024 ...
GBP: up at USD1.3375 (USD1.3343 at previous London equities close) ...
The tech giant grew its ad revenue by 22% as it continues to improve its full-funnel offerings, but tariffs and recessionary fears loom.