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'India Is On Fire': Sir Martin Sorrell On The Shift Away From China
Sorrell argued that India has become the most credible alternative to China in Asia for global capital.
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'An American-Dominated Davos': Trump To 'Ruffle EU Pigeons', Says Sir Martin Sorrell
On US-China tensions, Sorrell argued Trump had "driven (Mark) Carney into Chinese arms," calling Trumps "good luck" remark about a China deal "a little bit of sour grapes."
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NDTV asks WPP for answers
The past few days have been a master class in how to obfuscate the real issues behind the TAM ratings row. Sir Martin's large team have avoided answering the key questions we had asked. We'd like to ask again if Sir Martin is aware of some of these facts? Here are just 6 of the real key questions:
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NDTV asks Sir Martin Sorrell not to take India lightly
Sir Martin Sorrell knows better than all of us that the first rule of any PR campaign is never to get your facts wrong. Hence we can only conclude that Sir Martin Sorrell has been misled by his team into making several incorrect statements.
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'India Is On Fire': Sir Martin Sorrell On The Shift Away From China
Sorrell argued that India has become the most credible alternative to China in Asia for global capital.
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'An American-Dominated Davos': Trump To 'Ruffle EU Pigeons', Says Sir Martin Sorrell
On US-China tensions, Sorrell argued Trump had "driven (Mark) Carney into Chinese arms," calling Trumps "good luck" remark about a China deal "a little bit of sour grapes."
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NDTV asks WPP for answers
The past few days have been a master class in how to obfuscate the real issues behind the TAM ratings row. Sir Martin's large team have avoided answering the key questions we had asked. We'd like to ask again if Sir Martin is aware of some of these facts? Here are just 6 of the real key questions:
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NDTV asks Sir Martin Sorrell not to take India lightly
Sir Martin Sorrell knows better than all of us that the first rule of any PR campaign is never to get your facts wrong. Hence we can only conclude that Sir Martin Sorrell has been misled by his team into making several incorrect statements.
