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Emirates shortlists four agency groups for global advertising business
Oct 6, 2009
Asiya Bakht

Emirates shortlists four agency groups for global advertising business

GLOBAL - Emirates Airlines has shortlisted four agency groups - Publicis Groupe, WPP, Omnicom Group and Chime Group - to enter the second phase of the review of its advertising business, which is estimated to be worth US$300 million.

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