A coalition has called for an independent investigation into the alleged police assault on a journalist in Abuja, emphasizing that the probe should be conducted outside the direct command structure implicated in the incident.
A coalition has condemned a police attack on an Abuja journalist, demanding an investigation and full compensation, reiterating that journalism is not a crime and press freedom is constitutionally guaranteed.
Several companies, including Gran Tierra Energy, goeasy, and Finning International, have released highlights from their second-quarter earnings calls. These reports provide insights into their financial performance and operational updates for the recent quarter.
WPP's stock has climbed as signals of recovery in the advertising market appear to outweigh lingering concerns about growth. Peers in the industry also saw gains.
WPP Plc reported first-half profits that surpassed analysts' expectations, attributed to the advertising agency's cost-cutting measures in a challenging market.
Berenberg, a financial institution, has reiterated its bullish outlook on WPP Plc, indicating continued confidence in the company's performance and future prospects.
Brands, creators, media professionals, and digital experts convened at WPP Media's Creatorverse conference, an event focused on shaping the future of influence and content creation.
British advertising conglomerate WPP is accused of breaching its climate policy after a report revealed its involvement in an estimated $1.5 billion in advertising for major oil companies like ExxonMobil, Chevron, Shell, and BP, constituting a 'greenwash' of the US oil industry.
NVIDIA (NVDA), Adobe (ADBE), and WPP have expanded their partnership to integrate agentic AI into marketing strategies. This collaboration aims to enhance marketing capabilities through advanced artificial intelligence.
Advertising giant WPP is proposing an £11 million pay package for CEO Mark Read, including a base salary hike and long-term incentives, despite the company's recent share price decline.
Advertising giant WPP announced plans for a sweeping restructure aimed at cutting £500 million in costs, which is expected to lead to job reductions by targeting duplicated roles.
Group aims to be ‘simpler, lower-cost, AI-enabled business’ and achieve £500m of annual savings by 2028
The beleaguered advertising group WPP has announced a radical restructure to counter the threat…
WPP is reportedly set to receive a £1 billion boost from the sale of its stake in Kantar, a move that could pave the way for the advertising giant's return to the FTSE index.
A new legal filing claims that Sony's investigation into WPP's media operations concluded that WPP ran a 'global crime scheme' and improperly withheld rebates.
Several companies, including Fiserv, ConocoPhillips, and WPP, have released their Q2 2026 earnings reports and updated their financial outlooks. While some, like ConocoPhillips, beat estimates, others, like Fiserv, cut their 2026 outlook.
London-based advertising giant WPP has cut 1.3% of its workforce, reducing its staff to 97,388 by the end of June, as part of cost-cutting measures to drive profit recovery.
Coca-Cola reported its first-quarter earnings, surpassing analyst expectations, though PepsiCo maintained its top position in the sector. Analysts are now evaluating the company's performance and future outlook.
Brands are seeing a 20% better return on ads they buy on women’s sports compared with general advertising they place across non-sports broadcast and cable TV programming.
Advertising giant WPP announced plans to cut £500 million in costs as it addresses the growing threat and opportunities presented by artificial intelligence.
WPP is attempting to prevent the disclosure of "highly confidential and sensitive" client information in a lawsuit filed by one of its former executives, alleging improper leakage of sensitive data.
The FTSE 100 closed down despite strong financial results reported by major companies WPP and Diageo. Diageo, in particular, announced its full-year results, which were not enough to prevent the overall market decline.
Troubled advertising group WPP has reported a slowdown in its revenue decline and an increase in new customer business, leading to a 25% rise in its share price.
Shares of the London-listed advertising group WPP surged by more than 20% following improved results, indicating that its comprehensive business review and streamlining efforts are beginning to bear fruit.
WPP chief executive Cindy Rose is facing a pay battle as proxy shareholder groups are advising investors to vote against her proposed £11 million pay deal next week.
Estée Lauder has selected WPP as its inaugural global media partner, aiming to centralize and streamline its worldwide media strategies and operations.