As one of the largest advertising and marketing companies in the world, IPG was slammed by the global recession.
As the company’s CEO said during recent second quarter results, the downturn “is proving steeper and more lasting than expected”.
Revenues have fallen double digits and the company’s exposure to General Motors as its largest client hasn’t helped.
SHOOT: And GM, and Fedex and truckloads of banks and construction companies. Any company or individual deeply in debt now will be buried.
As the company’s CEO said during recent second quarter results, the downturn “is proving steeper and more lasting than expected”.
Revenues have fallen double digits and the company’s exposure to General Motors as its largest client hasn’t helped.
SHOOT: And GM, and Fedex and truckloads of banks and construction companies. Any company or individual deeply in debt now will be buried.
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