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Thu, 31st Jan 2019 18:30
LONDON (Alliance News) - WPP PLC said on Thursday that Finance Director Paul Richardson has formally confirmed he will be retiring from his role with effect on January 31, 2020.
He will be leaving after 23 years in the role, having started in 1992.
"A recruitment process for a new group finance director is underway and a further announcement will be made in due course," WPP said in a statement.
Shares in the FTSE 100-listed advertising firm closed down 1.2% at 869.80 pence on Thursday.
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LONDON, July 26 (Reuters) - Martin Sorrell's S4 Capital has struck a deal to acquire Australia's Destined to expand the British group's presence in Asia Pacific and on the Salesforce platform.Destined is a leading Salesforce partner providing clou...
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Read more(Sharecast News) - The decision to reopen on June 21 has been made "more difficult" by the Indian variant's spread to the most dominant variant in the UK, the Health Secretary has said. Matt Hancock told Sky News that the latest advice the Government has received is that the so-called Delta mutation first identified in India is 40 per cent more transmissible than the previously dominant Kent variant. - Sunday Telegraph
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