The two strongest performing categories were real estate US$114 million and finance US$45 million, which increased 71 and 71.5 per cent, respectively.
Automobiles US$39 million grew 32.2 per cent, continuing growth initiated by a government tax break last year.
The only category in the top 10 to see a decline was computer and gizmo retailing which fell by 13.9 per cent to US$33 million.
Eliot Lin, CEO at McCann Erickson, said,...
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