Saatchi & Saatchi News
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Publicis Groupe SA Chief Executive Officer Maurice Levy said he will focus on takeovers in emerging markets rather than digital expansion as he forecast growth for the advertising company this year.
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Publicis Groupe SA, the world’s third-biggest advertising company, said first-quarter sales rose 1.3 percent and characterized 2013 as a difficult year as some European economies remained in crisis.
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Derwent London Plc, the landlord that develops mid-priced office space in central London, gained permission for a 125 million-pound ($196 million) redevelopment of the site of Saatchi & Saatchi Ltd.’s London office.
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Mayor of London Boris Johnson said he will decide whether the redevelopment of Saatchi & Saatchi’s London office building will proceed after the borough of Camden refused planning permission.
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Publicis Groupe SA’s profit rose more than Chief Executive Officer Maurice Levy expected last year as the third-largest advertising company capitalized on U.S. business, digital activities and high-growth markets.
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Rupert Murdoch’s The Sun, the U.K’s. best-selling tabloid known for photos of topless women and celebrity sex scandals, is promoting goodwill and funny cats in its latest ad campaign to wipe away the January blues.
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Slovak Economy Minister Juraj Miskov plans to eliminate red tape and relax labor laws as the former advertising executive seeks to attract investors to what he says can be the Singapore of eastern Europe.
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Microsoft Corp. , Yahoo! Inc. and Google Inc. have taken their battle to become the online advertiser of choice to the sandy shores of Cannes, wining, dining and making pitches to the world’s biggest ad agencies.
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When Margarita Louis-Dreyfus took her 13-year-old twins on a weeklong trip to Brazil for school break in October 2010, it wasn’t a beach-filled vacation.
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Publicis Groupe SA’s first-half profitability fell as the third-largest advertising agency spent more on salaries and new employees to bolster sales in emerging and digital markets. The stock dropped the most in more than four months.
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