Global agency groups H1 2024 report card: WPP and Dentsu trail rivals despite ‘sequential improvement

Publicis leads the pack, while WPP and Dentsu face challenges amid market shifts and client cutbacks.

2024 H1: Publicis leads the big six, while WPP and Dentsu struggle

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