Acquisition on cards as Bell eyes ad firms
06 Jun 1997 | by STEVE BEVAN
Lowe Bell parent company Chime Communications is planning to move into advertising with the acquisition of a major UK independent.
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EDITORIAL: Winners in the acquisition stakes
04 Dec 1998 | by DICK SAUNDERS, a director of Cardew and
The consolidation of the world s PR supergroups continues this week with the announcement that US media group Omnicom is poised to buy advertising group Abbot Mead Vickers. While advertising driven, the acquisition widens the gap even further between Omnicom, as owner of the world s largest PR grouping,...
Acquisition: The motives behind Omnicom’s latest buy - Omnicom has had its chequebook out again, this time to buy up Fleishman-Hillard. The move mirrors the approach it has taken to building its advertising agency networks
18 Apr 1997 | by DANNY ROGERS
Last week s purchase of Fleishman-Hillard by Omnicom was just the latest acquisition in a spending spree that has reminded many of the Saatchis during the 1980s.
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