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E-Trade's talking baby to turn 5 at Super Bowl -
NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- E-Trade Financial Corp. said Friday it'll air a new talking-baby ad during the Feb. 5 Super Bowl telecast on Fox-TV. The airing will mark the fifth anniversary of the E-Trade talking-baby campaign, the New York-based financial ...
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WPP vows better margins to offset weaker growth -
LONDON (Reuters) - WPP Plc , the world's largest advertising company, sought to reassure the market with a pledge of improving margins on Friday, after it cut as expected its 2011 outlook due to slowing growth in the U.S. and the euro zone ...
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U.K. Consumer Confidence Survey (October) -
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Wedbush stands by bullish view of ad agencies -
CHICAGO (MarketWatch) -- Wedbush Securities analyst James Dix on Monday reaffirmed his outperform ratings on advertising agencies Interpublic Group and WPP Group plc . Dix told clients that "the median of the agency forecasts we analyze still ...
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Joule expands to Los Angeles; Pollack adds New York office -
Two marketing companies are expanding: New York-based Joule is opening an office in Los Angeles, while L.A.’s Pollack PR Marketing Group is opening a New York office. Mobile marketing agency Joule, part of WPP Group, has opened an office at ...
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Ad Buyers Aren't Buying the Market Gloom -
By the Financial Times (Financial Times) -- Gathering "storm clouds" over marketing budgets failed to darken an upbeat outlook from WPP as Martin Sorrell's advertising group shrugged off macroeconomic uncertainty and doubled its acquisition ...
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Advertising presents mixed picture -
Aug. 24 - The world's largest advertising firm WPP is reporting strong first half results, saying that companies are continuing to invest in brand even amid economic challenges. Matt Cowan reports.
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WPP Cautious on 2012 After Emerging Markets Help 2011 -
WPP, the world's largest advertising group, expects to feel the impact of the economic slowdown in 2012, it warned on Wednesday, as it reported strong first half results bolstered by emerging markets and digital.
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WPP first half sales in line with outlook -
WPP Plc , the world's largest advertising group, said it would plan for 2012 on a conservative basis, although strength in emerging markets has so far helped it to post 7-month growth broadly in line with its annual forecast.
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WPP profit rises 53% -
LONDON (MarketWatch) -- U.K. advertising group WPP PLC said Wednesday that its first-half net profit rose 53% to 230.7 million pounds ($380.7 million) from 150.8 million pounds as revenue grew 6.1% to 4,71 billion pounds. WPP said ...
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No major indicators scheduled for release -
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Possible Worldwide makes South American acquisition -
Possible Worldwide, a New York-based advertising agency with a major presence in Cincinnati, announced the purchase Friday of a Brazilian agency known as Gringo. The acquisition expands the global footprint of Possible Worldwide, formed in February by ...
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Former Schematic acquires Brazilian digital agency -
Possible Worldwide — formed from a merger with Schematic in February — has acquired a Brazil-based digital agency. The New York-based global marketing firm bought a majority stake in Gringo for an undisclosed amount, according to a press release on Friday. ...
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WPP Keeps Full-Year View -
Advertising giant WPP said organic revenue grew 6.2% in the first four months of the year and confirmed its full-year outlook as growth remained strong during the spring.
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WPP chief escapes backlash over pay -
Sir Martin Sorrell avoids shareholder criticism over his remuneration ahead of the advertising group’s annual meeting, even as two of his lieutenants faced warnings from investor groups
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WPP upgrades outlook -
Apr 28 - The world's largest advertising group by sales WPP is upgrading its 2011 outlook after posting first-quarter organic sales ahead of its peers. Matt Cowan reports.
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Brand equity spend boosts WPP -
Mar 4 - The world's biggest advertising group WPP is winning new business from companies flush with cash but reluctant to commit to longer term investments, CEO Martin Sorrell tells Reuters Insider. Matt Cowan reports.
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