- Sorrell’s legacy: He built a holding company giant … but will it last?AdAge.com
- WPP embarks on new journey without Sorrell at the helmReuters
- End Of An Era: How Sir Martin Sorrell Changed Madison AvenueForbes
- With Martin Sorrell’s resignation at WPP, the Mad Men era truly seems overThe Globe and Mail
- WPP Chief Executive Martin Sorrell, Contending With Probe, Decided to ResignWall Street Journal
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Two black men were arrested waiting at a Starbucks. Now the company, police are on the defensive.
- Two black men were arrested waiting at a Starbucks. Now the company, police are on the defensive.Washington Post
- Starbucks CEO Apologizes After Arrests of 2 Black MenNew York Times
- Starbucks CEO Apologizes for ‘Reprehensible’ Arrest of Black Men at Philadelphia StoreFortune
- SEC FORM 4 – SEC.govSEC.gov
- Black men’s arrest at Philadelphia Starbucks prompts city probes amid national outcryPhilly.com
Martin Sorrell steps down as CEO of advertising giant WPP
- Martin Sorrell steps down as CEO of advertising giant WPPWashington Post
- Martin Sorrell’s legacy will be judged by WPP’s durabilityFinancial Times
- Martin Sorrell Quits As Head Of World’s Biggest Ad Group WPPInternational Business Times
- WPP CEO Sorrell’s final thoughts on PRPRWeek
- WPP CEO Sorrell Quits After Three Decades Building Ad EmpireBloomberg
Philadelphia mayor ‘heartbroken’ after black men arrested at Starbucks
- Philadelphia mayor ‘heartbroken’ after black men arrested at StarbucksUSA TODAY
- Starbucks Faces Protest Over Arrest of Black MenWall Street Journal
- Starbucks CEO Apologizes After Arrests of 2 Black MenNew York Times
- Black Guys Arrested in StarbucksYouTube
- Handcuffing of 2 black men in Starbucks in Philadelphia called ‘reprehensible outcome’ by CEOABC News
Starbucks CEO hopes to meet men arrested in viral video at Philly Starbucks
- Starbucks CEO hopes to meet men arrested in viral video at Philly StarbucksNew York Daily News
- Two black men walked out of a Starbucks in cuffs for ‘trespassing’ABC News
- Philadelphia police chief defends officers in Starbucks arrestsCNN
- Black men’s arrest at Philadelphia Starbucks prompts city probes amid national outcryPhilly.com