WPP is defending its Coca-Cola media business in North America against another major holding company — Publicis. It is ...

Coca-Cola Co. is nearing the end of a closed review of its U.S. media account, with incumbent WPP and rival Publicis Groupe ...

As the official skincare partner of 'Sanremo 2025', Italy’s most iconic music festival, for the third consecutive year, Veralab is launching an iconic and glamorous campaign across TV, cinema ...

But, assuming the merger goes ahead, we will only be talking about three large advertising holding companies in the future: Publicis, Omnicom/IPG and WPP. I would exclude Dentsu and Havas from this ...

The agencies named include dentsu, Havas, IPG, Omnicom, Publicis Groupe and WPP. According to the research, DeSmog claimed that advertising companies often keep their fossil fuel industry work ...

WPP has announced a strategic partnership and investment in Stability AI, the developer of AI image generation software Stable Diffusion. WPP said the partnership will improve its ability to ...

At dentsu X, we don’t just create experiences – we craft moments that matter. Moments that speak to the heart of consumer motivations and drive measurable growth for businesses. With South ...

Nib and Dentsu Creative have partnered with computer program Folding@Home, using wasted computer programming power of OOH billboards to run medical simulations for the program. The announcement: ...

Dentsu reported a loss of ¥125bn ($820m or £650m) in 2024 versus a profit of ¥45.3bn a year earlier, after taking a ¥210.1bn ($1.38bn) goodwill impairment on the value of its operations. The ...

Aussie health brand nib and advertising agency Dentsu Creative have partnered with Folding@home and Alliance Outdoor to help with medical research. Developed at the University of Pennsylvania ...

Green Square partner Barry Dudley assesses its chances of success and what it means for Dentsu’s teams around the world. Much like IPG, Dentsu had a tough 2024 in terms of its general trading ...

Lindsay Pattison, Chief People Officer at WPP, has decided to move on from the organisation after 16 years. In a LinkedIn post, Lindsay Pattison said that she will be stepping down in spring and ...