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French-based Havas Advertising has reduced its reported operating profit for 2001 from €233 million to €82 million ($72 million) after the Paris stock exchange requested that exceptional costs of... Read more
Aegis Group - the world’s biggest independent media buying group - has reported a £7 million loss for the year 2001 as its expensive investment into market research failed to generate any extra... Read more
Hopes of a better second half year at Incepta Group were dashed by news of further cost savings and a restructuring charge of £2 million. The company said the recovery “will be slower to... Read more
The high-tech PR consultancy OneMonday Group suffered an abnormally high tax charge in its half-year to 31 January, wiping out all its profits and resulting in a £182,000 loss for the period. High... Read more
The mighty Interpublic Group of Companies suffered one of its biggest humiliations when it reported a loss of $505 million for the year to 31 December 2001 after writeoffs exceeded $1.1... Read more
Leagas Delaney Group - victim of lost clients, a lost buyer and now a lost chief executive - also lost £509,000 in the year to 31 December 2000, the year in which the Canadian Envoy Communications... Read more
A half-year profit from Aegis Group offset the financial misery experienced in the period by beleaguered Cordiant Communications Group (see table below). Aegis earned post-tax profits of... Read more
Ten Alps Communications, the publicly listed group that combines the former Osprey marketing services with broadcast communications, has paid just £50,000 to acquire a modest animation business Red... Read more
WPP Group and Chime Communications have warned that revenue and profits for the current year are likely to fall short of earlier expectations, although Aegis Group is hoping for some revenue growth.... Read more