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The UK-based group led by chief executive Sir Martin Sorrell was helped by its acquisition of top tier market research company TNS in October 2008. The addition led to a 13% increase in WPP's calendar year revenue from $10.7bn in 2008 to $12.1bn in 2009. View full table of financial results ...
in the next General Election, Sir Martin Sorrell said this morning....campaign. Sorrell was answering a question from Brand Republic about whether Obama's pioneering digital marketing campaign could be transposed to the UK. Sorrell said: "It's not quite true that [Obama's 2008 ... were "being quite aggressive" in its use of email, Sorrell said, noting a "strong density" of emails ...
The company, headed by chief executive Sir Martin Sorrell, said it had budgeted for like-for-like revenues to fall 4% in the first half and was surprised when they dropped by 8.3%. Pressure was greatest on the group's advertising, media buying and consumer insight businesses, but there was also deterioration ...
package which could see chief executive Sir Martin Sorrell earn £60m in bonuses, despite a warning from a...Sorrell to earn a possible 60m in bonuses over the next five years if WPP outperforms against a group of nine companies, including Omnicom and Publicis, during that period. Under the scheme, Sorrell could ...
executive Sir Martin Sorrell earn £60m over the next five years....investors meeting in Dublin on June 2. The scheme would allow Sorrell, who earned 3.1m last year ... companies over the period, Sorrell would be entitled to five times his investment, or $95m ( 60m) in bonuses ...
of inventories. On Sunday, The Sunday Times Rich List revealed that Sir Martin Sorrell, the chief executive of WPP Group, saw his fortune shrivel by 23m to 83m. Sorrell's WPP stake is worth 63m, he also has ...
The rating on Sir Martin Sorrell's empire was cut from buy to hold today (Monday) while the price target was cut from 552p to 440p with the share price falling 8p to a low of 392p, though it had regained some ground by 3:45pm to hit 394p down 2.2% or 8.75p. The advertising giant was one of the city ...
LONDON - Sir Martin Sorrell said last night he believed the current recession would be L-shaped or...President Barack Obama. Sorrell said:"I would ask President Obama, if he ever imagined back when he ...
Sorrell, said there was relatively strong like-for-like revenue growth at a global level for the first two ...
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