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Campaign asked the holdcos about requirements to be in-office.

AI tools are increasingly popular among shoppers, but scepticism remains when asked to rely solely on AI during the final stages of a purchase journey.

We Are Social and Meltwater data show India as Threads’ biggest ad market globally, while Taiwan and Hong Kong lead reach among adults aged 18 and over.

The bleak-sounding app that has taken China by storm is a simple digital check-in tool for people living alone.

IPG Mediabrands, now part of Omnicom Media, is the incumbent on the account.

Wong has spent over two decades at the shop and most recently led the Singapore office as president.​

The hotly anticipated performance promises to have the world dancing—wherever they are.

The landmark move has been confirmed as the company claims users will be able to turn off or dismiss individual adverts.

X’s pledge to limit access to Grok will not affect the Philippine government’s decision to block the chatbot, according to the acting head of the country’s cybercrime centre.

The cohort makes up 22% of Hong Kong, commands HK$50 billion in spending, particularly across travel, entertainment and snacking, new Publicis research finds.

X says it has a zero-tolerance approach to child sexual exploitation and non-consensual nudity.

Agencies appointed as media and PR AORs following competitive pitch.

Cheil's creatives share how their bold campaign idea on tattoos resonated in Korea and what its Spikes recognition says about the power of unconventional storytelling.

The architect of WPP’s modern India business will retire in March 2026 after more than 30 years in the industry.

YouGov finds strong lifts driven by holiday retail, sports sponsorship and experiential campaigns.

Dentsu says it has made no announcements on its international business, after reports that talks to sell the unit have collapsed.

The combined agency will serve clients including OCBC Bank, Cathay Pacific, Canon and Singapore government bodies.

New deal will take fans 'behind the curtain and closer to the action than ever before,' Fifa secretary general Mattias Grafström said.

Bradbury, who moulded TBWA ANZ into a creative powerhouse over two decades, steps into the CEO hotseat, succeeding Tom Tearle, who bows out after five years in the role.

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