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Ian Whittaker
Jun 27, 2023

The question for Dentsu—to keep or to divest its global operations?

Amid Dentsu's structural changes, management churn and dwindling business performance, analyst Ian Whittaker ponders if it's reasonable, even logical, for the advertising behemoth to consolidate or exit its international operations.

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