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Jaguar Land Rover picks winner in expanded global agency review
Carmaker enters ‘period of exclusivity’ with agency group—with media-buying added during pitch process in surprise move.
Happy holidays from Campaign Asia-Pacific
Campaign Asia-Pacific has wrapped its coverage for 2025 with a new look and fresh premium content awaiting in the new year.
M&C Saatchi CEO’s future under scrutiny as agency looks at succession planning
Headhunter sounds out industry executives about potential interest in role.
40 Under 40 2025: Nana Cao, BBDO Shanghai
Her outstanding acumen and charisma has led to a streak of new client wins, while her ability to unite clients and creative visions keep the business rolling.
TikTok divests US operations, CEO Chew says in memo
ByteDance has agreed to sell over 80% of TikTok’s US business in a deal designed to avoid a nationwide ban under the US divest-or-ban law.
Analysts expect Omnicom’s jobs restructuring to last into 2026
Omnicom maintains prediction of significant cuts next year is “speculation and inaccurate”.
40 Under 40 2025: Momoko Kameyama, Material
Recognised for her innovative approach, her fearless PR instincts have led her to pounce on new opportunities and capitalise where others might merely observe.
AKQA restructures in Japan under Itochu JV
AKQA Tokyo is dissolved as a legal entity, to be merged with AKQA uka, the WPP agency's joint venture with Itochu, into a single entity known as AKQA Japan.
‘Advertising is going to look different’: WPP’s Kate Scott-Dawkins on next year’s big trends
Is commerce, not creativity, now the main engine of ad growth? This month’s blockbuster report from WPP Media shows retail media has overtaken linear TV in adspend in 2025. The report’s author explains what’s driving the shift.
40 Under 40 2025: Min Roldan, DDB
From smokin’ hot results for a Filipino BBQ brand to making life not just good, but great for LG, to delivering ROI gold on an Olympic campaign, Min Roldan’s work has delivered big time for brands.
Bloomberg Media CEO: Navigating volatility and polarisation has been good for our business
Karen Saltser says people crave objectivity and facts in a sea of opinionated news, as evidenced by recent revenue and subscriber growth.
40 Under 40 2025: Millie Menage, Digitas
Her innovative approach to client service and fierce commitment to diversity and inclusion make Menage a remarkable ally to work with.
Asia's values are defining global brand building, TBWA report says
Asian brands are no longer chasing generic global gloss, according to the Eastfluence report. Asia CSO Emmanuel Sabbagh makes the case for marketers to embrace big emotions, intentional limits, and social codes as competitive advantages for Asia, not creative constraints.
Omnicom must show new structure is about more than cutting its way to growth
Changing how Omnicom operates and collaborates in post-IPG era requires shift in mindset and incentives.
WPP consolidates Grey and Ogilvy’s back-office operations
Consolidation is part of Grey’s split from AKQA into Ogilvy in May.
40 Under 40 2025: Michelle Mak, Dun & Bradstreet
This pioneering ESG leader is transforming sustainability practices for Greater China SMEs and drives corporate social responsibility campaigns and best practices for brands of all sizes.
Media & Marketing Charity Lunch brings industry together in support of Mother's Choice
The gathering of senior media and marketing leaders in Hong Kong raised significant funding while shining a spotlight on the charity's work in supporting pregnant youth and children without families.
Move and win roundup: Week of December 15, 2025
Assembly, BBDO, Sandpiper, Publicis Groupe, HomeTeamNS, Colenso BBDO, ACS and more to come in our weekly collection of people moves and account news.
40 Under 40 2025: Lieza Punsalan, Dentsu Creative
School is always in session for Lieza Punsalan, known for her commitment to mental health support and skills development, balancing business growth with people-first leadership.
Pinterest predicts the biggest Gen Z trends of 2026
The Pinterest Predicts 2026 report shows Gen Z using the platform to trade viral chaos for slower, highly curated lives. This means that making pen pals, maximalist brooches, and outdoorsy, explorer-coded fashion is back in again.
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