Publicis closes $2.167B LiveRamp deal under five-year FTC consent order.
Publicis closed its $2.167 billion LiveRamp acquisition under a five-year FTC consent order requiring nondiscriminatory access for rivals including Omnicom and WPP.
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Fresh today 7 new items in the 21:00 utc editionJump to the new edition ↓Publicis closed its $2.167 billion LiveRamp acquisition under a five-year FTC consent order requiring nondiscriminatory access for rivals including Omnicom and WPP.
WPP Media posted its first growth in two years as the holding company retained Coca-Cola and expanded its relationship with DoorDash, which recently acquired Instacart.
Publicis CEO Arthur Sadoun said AI will reduce 25% of manual tasks without job cuts, as the company's workforce nears 114,000 while WPP, Omnicom, IPG and Dentsu reduce staff.
67 Pall Mall brought its exclusive wine and dining club to Dubai's Zaha Hadid-designed Opus, marking the group's first move into the Middle East.
Clear Channel Outdoor Holdings announced the completion of its acquisition by Mubadala Capital, marking a shift of U.S. out-of-home advertising into sovereign wealth fund control.
Q3 results from Publicis, Omnicom, WPP and Havas show holding companies breaking agency silos as media, creative, data, technology and production converge.
LiveRamp CEO Scott Howe received a 'golden parachute' of up to $32.5 million, even though shareholders had opposed the windfall in an advisory vote.
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