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LSE:WPP (WPP)

About WPP

WPP is one of the worlds largest communications services groups, specialising in advertising, and public relations. The group has 62,000 people working in 1,400 offices in 103 countries. Major clients include American Express, AT&T, Colgate-Palmolive, GlaxoSmithKline and Nestlé.
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With a £20k Stocks and Shares ISA, here are 3 ways an investor could target a £2k annual passive income

| Christopher Ruane

Our writer thinks there is more than one way to try and skin a cat when it comes to earning…

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WPP shares: here’s the latest dividend and price forecast

| Royston Wild

A tough macroeconomic environment has seen WPP shares almost halve in value since 1 January. What's next for the FTSE…

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With a 9% dividend yield, WPP is now topping the FTSE 100 – but I’m not convinced

| Mark Hartley

Our writer breaks down how to spot a dividend yield that’s backed by sustainable earnings growth – and one that…

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This FTSE 100 stock yields 9.36% but I still wouldn’t touch it with a bargepole!

| Harvey Jones

Harvey Jones is stunned by the massive amount of dividend income on offer from this FTSE 100 stock but is…

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This FTSE 100 stock’s suddenly become the highest-yielder on the index!

| James Beard

The league table of FTSE 100 (INDEXFTSE:UKX) dividend stocks has a new number one. But our writer explains why there…

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Here’s why I’ve changed my mind on this plummeting FTSE 100 share!

| Royston Wild

I was confident that this FTSE 100 share would bounce back after its recent troubles. Now I'm not so sure,…

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Down 18%, this FTSE 100 dividend stock just hit a 16-year low!

| Ben McPoland

This blue-chip dividend stock is trading at its lowest level since 2009. Should I add it to my Stocks and…

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A profit warning sends the WPP share price 16% lower!

| James Beard

The WPP share price fell heavily today as investors digested the company’s latest trading update and profit warning.

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34% cheaper this year, is this FTSE 100 share a classic turnaround story?

| Christopher Ruane

This FTSE 100 share has performed horribly so far in 2025. Our writer sees substantial risks -- but is excited…

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2 top UK stocks I still wouldn’t touch with a barge pole

| Harvey Jones

Harvey Jones has his barge pole out and is using it to keep these risky UK stocks away from his…

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Here are 2 of the FTSE’s most ‘hated’ shares. Which should investors consider buying?

| Royston Wild

The hedge funds really don't like these FTSE 100 shares. But Royston Wild thinks one of them could prove to…

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This FTSE 100 company is down 33% this year. Here’s why I’m thinking of buying

| Alan Oscroft

The worst 2025 performer in the FTSE 100 has been hit by some fresh crises. Is it time for investors…

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