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Team Saatchi and JWT join the creative new-business league this week with their capture of the QualitySolicitors and Royal Caribbean International accounts respectively. Meanwhile, Goodstuff becomes number two in the media league with two wins: Secret Escapes and Intersnack.
Groupon has cut its marketing spend by nearly $50m in the three months to 31 December 2011 and reports a net loss of $42.7m (£27m) in its first set of financial figures since it floated last year.
Thomas Cook has appointed Hi-Media to sell advertising on its UK websites.
Channel 4 has taken the unusual step of admitting to agencies and advertisers that it will fail to deliver on its February deals.
Electrolux, the household appliance manufacturer, is reviewing its £25 million pan-European ad account.
The Financial Services Compensation Scheme is looking for an agency to handle its communications planning account.
Brown-Forman is on the hunt for an agency to handle the global advertising business for its Maximus and Finlandia vodka brands.
Reckitt Benckiser (RB) is pushing its latest Cillit Bang brand extension through Facebook and is bringing back its advertising character Barry Scott to bolster its marketing offensive.
Channel 4 has promoted its controller of sponsorship, Rob Ramsay, to the role of partnership leader and its deputy head of trading, Steve Alexander, to trading leader, as it moves towards completing its sales restructure.
Barclays has hired former Vodafone marketing chief David Wheldon to head up its global corporate reputation, amid the negative perception of the banking industry in the UK and overseas.
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