Sir Martin Sorrell has “strenuously” denied allegations that he paid a sex worker with the ad network’s finances.
The claim was made in a report by The Wall Street Journal on Saturday, which focused on WPP’s investigation of alleged financial misconduct by Sorrell. The report cited people familiar with the matter as saying the investigation focused on use of company funds to pay a sex worker.
Sorrell stepped down as WPP...
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