Martin Sorrell spent much of his career successfully working to satisfy WPP investors until the margins stopped growing. Now, the longtime CEO's departure brings a seemingly endless series of questions about what, exactly, the future holds for the world's largest advertising business. Will the company currently led by executive chairman Roberto Quarta sell assets Sorrell...
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April 18, 2018
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