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Theres a westerly breeze. Temperatures in the 50s and 60s and mid 70s. Didnt take long to get in that summer pattern. Mostly clear patchy low clouds. 59 with the westerly breeze in place. I am sitting next to the writers. I have this really supersensitive microphone. If i didnt and if you could hear them having all the time you know those writers. Here we go. Traffic is moving along well. If you are driving around the bay area i think youll like what you see today. A little bit spring break like...

Dyson's decade-long partnership with GroupM has come to an end after a competitive review that followed a bribery scandal in China last year.

Over half of Stuyvesant’s DECA team managed to earn a spot on the podium at the regional level competition.

EXCLUSIVE: After 10 years with WPP, Patrick Xu, the company's country manager and CEO for GroupM China, has resigned. His role will be split and replaced by existing WPP senior executives, Rupert McPetrie and Chris Reitermann.

EXCLUSIVE: A number of GroupM's most prominent clients in China have placed their long-standing accounts with the agency under review, Campaign understands.

Stuy alumni Adeeba Shahid Talukder (‘05) and Tiffany Troy (‘14) visit Stuyvesant to present poetry readings and share their experiences as writers.

GroupM's media buying practices in China come under the spotlight, Google's battle with Adalytics and retail media networks continue to prosper - we recap some of the biggest headlines in adtech and media in 2023.

WPP issued a second consecutive profit warning in as many quarters, blaming a downturn in client spending in the US and China.

WPP issued a second consecutive profit warning in as many quarters, blaming a downturn in client spending in the US and China.

The executive was terminated following a post by Shanghai's economic police, alleging that multiple former employees of an ad agency in China had taken advantage of their positions and facilitated large bribes