As the board of WPP investigates claims of "personal misconduct" and possible misuse of company assets against CEO Martin Sorrell, investors are likely starting to consider who should really be at the helm of the world's largest advertising holding company. "It's a little difficult because we don't know what the specific allegations are," Pivotal Research...
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