Sir Martin Sorrell has been asked to repay about 170,000 in personal expenses back to WPP.
The Wall Street Journal reported that the former boss of the holding company, which owns Ogilvy, Wunderman Thompson and Group M, had charged a ski trip, travel for his wife and child and items for an apartment in New York to WPP over a number of years.
According to the WSJ, Sorrell has repaid...
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