The companies agreed not to discourage clients from buying ads on certain platforms because of the publishers’ perceived ...

The FTC approved the Omnicom-IPG merger, but with a brand-safety caveat: The agencies cannot create agency-level blocklists ...

The companies agreed to a consent order that they will not coordinate with other firms to direct spending away from ...

The Federal Trade Commission on Monday said it will approve Omnicom Group's $13.5 billion acquisition of rival The ...

The merged entity cannot engage in collusion or coordination to divert advertisers from media publishers based on political ...

Omnicom’s acquisition of fellow New York holding company IPG has cleared a major hurdle after being granted approval from the ...

The ad giants have agreed to a consent decree with the U.S. regulator to get their $13 billion deal over the finish line.

Omnicom and IPG themselves came up with a proposed “remedy” for anticompetitive effects of their merging to create the ...

In an exclusive interview, Nelson breaks down the Omnicom–IPG merger, detailing how a combined 136,000-strong workforce, ...

The FTC announced Monday that it accepted a proposed consent order that would prevent potential anticompetitive coordination ...

Looks like Omnicom and IPG are one step closer to finally tying the knot, as long as they don’t play politics with the guest ...

Omnicom and IPG are the No. 3 and No. 4 largest media buying advertising agencies in the U.S. — and together, they will be the world’s largest media buying ad agency.