There have been a string of consumer-focused companies that have issued guidance that investors found disappointing.

WPP, the world’s largest advertising company, saw its shares plunge on Wednesday after it forecast that sales may drop this ...

WPP PLC closed 28.55% below its 52-week high of £9.03, which the company achieved on December 9th.

WPP FY Revenue declined by 0.7% Y/Y, adjusted operating cash flow increased to £1.46B, and net debt stood at £1.7B.

WPP, with a 1% decline, was the last of the big four groups to report annual revenues. Publicis Groupe increased organic ...

Investing.com -- WPP’s stock has tumbled more than 17% on Thursday following disappointing fourth-quarter 2024 results and ...

Haleon shares are among the worst performers on the FTSE 100 this morning, sliding as much as 4.4%, the most since November ...

Shares in WPP, which lost its crown as the biggest ad group to French rival Publicis last year, plunged 16% to a four-year ...

The AI chip maker reported sharply higher quarterly sales and profit, but a narrower profit margin. Shares were little changed in early premarket ...

British stocks ended mixed, with the FTSE 100 lifted by Rolls-Royce and LSEG's optimistic forecasts, while Ocado's slower ...

Rolls-Royce surged to the top of index as it lifted mid-term guidance and unveiled a £1bn share buyback as annual profits ...

Unfortunately, that's been the case for longer term WPP plc (LON:WPP) shareholders, since the share price is down 35% in the last three years, falling well short of the market return of around 20%.