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WPP chair suggests execs have done little else but placate Sorrell

Quarta admits WPP never got round to asking former CEO to sign a conventional contract

WPP chairman defends handling of Sir Martin Sorrell’s departure

Shareholders stage pay revolt but Roberto Quarta says former boss had to be treated as retired

How WPP’s chairman responded to investors’ questions

At the advertising firm’s AGM, Roberto Quarta defended treatment of Sir Martin Sorrell

WPP shareholders revolt over pay following Sir Martin Sorrell’s departure – as it happened

Almost one in three WPP investors fail to back pay report, but Sir Martin Sorrell will still leave with £19m of share options despite investigation into personal conduct.

Amazon launches its assault on sport coverage with tennis at Queen’s

Amazon Prime Video has promised day to fill a gap in the tennis market by chasing a younger audience brought up in the live-streaming generation

The questions WPP’s board can expect to face over Sir Martin Sorrell

Directors will be questioned by shareholders at the advertising group’s AGM this week

AT&T $85.4bn takeover of Time Warner approved by judge in blow to Trump

Merger will create telecoms and media giant but Trump had called deal ‘not good for the country’

WPP won’t comment but a word of apology would not go amiss

Martin Sorrell’s ‘at will’ contract and a missing no-compete clause are hard to excuse

The allegations against WPP’s former chief, Martin Sorrell, pile up

Amid talk of sex workers, a culture of fear and bullying, Sorrell sticks to denials

WPP boss tells staff to ‘expect respect’ as group launches review

Mark Read tipped to succeed Sir Martin Sorrell, who quit amid allegations of misconduct

Martin Sorrell’s WPP exit came amid bullying and sex worker allegations

Advertising boss denies inappropriate use of funds

Martin Sorrell denies paying for sex worker using funds from WPP

Rebuttal by founder of world’s largest advertising group follows allegations in Wall Street Journal

For WPP, Sorrell really is the hardest word

The legacy (and pay) of the former ad agency boss will loom large at the firm’s AGM this week

Amazon breaks Premier League hold of Sky and BT with Prime streaming deal

US online retailer will exclusively livestream 20 matches per season from 2019

Premier League’s top six win battle for larger share of overseas TV rights

The Premier League’s top six clubs have won their fight to take a bigger share of the top tier’s booming international broadcasting revenue

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