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WPP hires recruitment firm to help find Martin Sorrell successor

New York-based Russell Reynolds hired to aid search as ad firm tries to steady ship following departure

Martin Sorrell’s exit leaves too many unanswered questions

Uncertainty over the background to the WPP boss’s departure may well create problems to come

Martin Sorrell’s resignation triggers 6.5% slide in WPP shares

Market reacts to uncertainty over succession at world’s largest advertising business

WPP: breaking up world’s top advertising group could net £22bn

How Sir Martin Sorrell’s sprawling empire breaks down – and who could succeed him

Martin Sorrell’s departure from WPP marks the end of an era

Thanks to the internet, the company he forged may not survive him, but what of the industry?

Channel 4 kicks off bids for new headquarters

Broadcaster’s plans include moving 300 of its 800 staff out of the capital

Martin Sorrell stands to pick up £20m as WPP faces possible breakup

Analysts see chief exec’s departure and recent share slump as strong reasons to split world’s biggest ad group

Martin Sorrell steps down as head of WPP advertising group

Longest-serving FTSE 100 chief quits before findings of personal misconduct inquiry are disclosed

Stream or silver screen: Netflix pulls plug on Cannes, is Hollywood next?

Rejection of this year’s festival part of sector struggle, but while UK cinema expands, streaming service threatens global industry

National lottery results show moves from BBC to ITV

Camelot deal sees show return to primetime TV, to be broadcast during Britain’s Got Talent

Disney must bid for Sky even if Murdoch offer fails, watchdog rules

UK takeover panel rules that US conglomerate must make offer if it completes its $66bn bid for Fox

Trinity Mirror deal for Express and Star faces competition scrutiny

£200m media buyout to be investigated by the competition regulator and culture secretary

WPP’s Martin Sorrell could know his fate as soon as next week

Firm moves swiftly to complete investigation into misconduct by its chief executive

Martin Sorrell’s WPP role in doubt after misconduct claim

Pressure mounts on founder and boss of world’s largest marketing group over allegations of financial impropriety

Disney offers to buy Sky News to ease Murdoch’s £11.7bn takeover

Move aims to allay media plurality fears over 21st Century Fox’s takeover of British broadcaster

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