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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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Investing Articles

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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How much passive income could a £20k ISA generate over 10 years?

| Ben McPoland

UK investors putting 20 grand into a Stocks and Shares ISA could end up bagging an attractive second income over…

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Down 33% and with a 7.2% yield, this is 2025’s worst-performing FTSE 100 stock!

| Ben McPoland

Shares of this FTSE 100 ad firm have fallen from £19 in 2017 to just £5.48 today. But there's now…

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This dividend share trades at a 10-year low but yields 7%! Unmissable bargain or deadly trap?

| Harvey Jones

Harvey Jones is running the rule over a FTSE 100 dividend share that's suddenly offering a terrific rate of income…

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2 FTSE 100 stocks with low P/Es and huge dividend yields!

| Royston Wild

These FTSE 100 stocks have dived in value over the last 10 years. But does their extreme cheapness make them…

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Are these the best UK stocks to consider buying right now?

| Zaven Boyrazian, CFA

Some of the best UK stocks to buy today could be hidden among the worst-performing shares. Zaven Boyrazian explores one…

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3 FTSE 100 shares that could help propel the index higher

| Christopher Ruane

Christopher Ruane examines a trio of FTSE 100 shares that he reckons might push the index higher. For now, though,…

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3 cheap UK stocks to consider buying right now for passive income

| Charlie Carman

Looking for passive income investments? Our writer highlights three dividend stocks to consider from the banking, media, and transport sectors.

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