Martin Sorrell's much-hyped absence from advertising is proving quite short lived. According to a report that ran in the U.K.'s Sky News this afternoon, the now-former leader of WPP looks to re-enter the ad industry in much the same way he did before: by taking over a shell company. The story by Sky reporter Mark...
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May 30, 2018
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