Adbrands Daily Update 26th Apr 2019: Interpublic looks set to take the head of the class again for 1Q 2019 with stellar organic growth of 6.4%, more than twice the figure reported by local rival Omnicom.

Perhaps the biggest threat faces Interpublic's already struggling media division. UM and Initiative have already lost several big accounts, and UM faces a hammer blow if it loses cornerstone clients like

is the biggest creative network by revenues within Interpublic after its three main ad agencies. AdAge estimated revenues of $415m in 2019. There is an extensive global presence now stretching to 16 offices

Once again Interpublic outperformed its peers for organic growth in 3Q. Revenues rose to $1.92bn, an organic lift of 4.3%. (Omnicom reported 3.2% and Publicis a dismal 0.2%; WPP reports next week; Dentsu

concerning WPP rather overshadowed strong results from Interpublic at the start of the week. That group looks set to lead the rankings of major marketing groups for 3Q for the third time in four quarters.

Dentsu Aegis Network (RMB 4.0bn)  Interpublic (RMB 0.9bn) Publicis Groupe (RMB 3.0bn)  Shanghai advertising (RMB 0.6bn) BlueFocus (RMB 2.5bn)  BAC Group (RMB 0.5bn) GDAD (RMB 2.0bn)  Spearhead

followed by Interpublic at 1.4% and WPP on 0.7%. Havas was flat at 0.0% ahead of Dentsu -0.1%, Publicis -2.7% and MDC Partners -7.5%. Adbrands Daily Update 12th Nov 2019: German car giants Daimler and

Adbrands Daily Update 23rd Jul 2019: Interpublic looks likely to top the class in organic growth once again in 2Q, albeit with a significantly reduced lead. The figure for the latest quarter came in at

Media is already consolidated at Interpublic with dedicated agency J3, and J&J has now persuaded Omnicom and WPP to follow suit with the creation of two new specialised entities. Omnicom's is named Velocity,

stealing that business from under Interpublic's nose for $1bn; then sold a 20% stake in the combined group to Japanese giant Dentsu for a rumoured $400m to create one of the world's biggest marketing