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Ad group WPP raises outlook on booming digital demand - Vimarsana News

Ad group WPP raises outlook on booming digital demand

LONDON (Reuters) -WPP, the world's largest advertising group, raised its full-year net sales outlook on Wednesday after strong demand for digital medi...

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Ad group WPP raises outlook on booming digital demand - Vimarsana News

Ad group WPP raises outlook on booming digital demand

LONDON (Reuters) -WPP, the world's largest advertising group, raised its full-year net sales outlook on Wednesday after strong demand for digital medi...

Source: wtbx.com
Ad group WPP raises outlook on booming digital demand - Vimarsana News

Ad group WPP raises outlook on booming digital demand

LONDON -The world's largest advertising group WPP raised its full-year sales outlook on Wednesday, saying strong client demand had helped it to buck the gloomy mood gripping the global economy....

WPP launches $1.1 billion buyback after 'outstanding' year - Vimarsana News

WPP launches $1.1 billion buyback after 'outstanding' year

WPP, the world's largest advertising group, said client demand for campaigns to justify price rises and maintain their recovery from the pandemic would enable it to grow above historic levels and... | February 24, 2022

WPP launches $1.1bn buyback after 'outstanding' year - Vimarsana News

WPP launches $1.1bn buyback after 'outstanding' year

LONDON, Feb 24 : WPP, the world’s largest advertising group, announced an £800 million ($1.1 billion) share buyback for 2022 after it said an “outstanding” year had enabled it to meet recently upgraded forecasts for 2021 net sales. The group said its main net sales metric — like-for-like revenue less pass-through costs — had risen by 12.1 percent in 2021. It forecast around 5