Omnicom and IPG Merge to Form $26B Ad Industry Giant Amid Tech Disruption
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Omnicom and Interpublic Group are planning a $13.25 billion merger to form the world's largest ad-agency company, aiming to leverage scale in a sector challenged by Big Tech and AI. The merger, expected to close in 2025, could lead to job cuts but also offers opportunities to invest in AI and data-driven marketing. The combined entity seeks to surpass Publicis Groupe in market influence, though it faces criticism for lagging in AI investments. The deal reflects a strategic move to consolidate resources and enhance competitiveness in a rapidly evolving advertising landscape.
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