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• Dentsu's production arm Tag launches craft agency 07/11/2024
  The new production agency will work closely with creative teams.
• Havas to offer staff up over $40 million in incentives as it lines up Dutch stock market debut 07/11/2024
  Bosses could get extra $8 million in cash bonuses for working on separation from Vivendi, prospectus reveals.
• 40 Under 40 2024: Fabian Tan, Junk 07/11/2024
  Tan has transformed JUNK from an editorial desk into a thriving cultural consultancy, all while driving growth and championing inclusivity with lasting impact.
• The return of Donald Trump: What it means for APAC's marketing industry 07/11/2024
  As Donald Trump secures his second term as US president, marketing leaders across APAC weigh in on the potential impact on regional business, brand spend, and industry growth in a volatile economic landscape.
• Carlsberg Group appoints We Are Social as global social media agency 07/11/2024
  Account was won following a competitive pitch.
• 40 Under 40 2024: Emily Moon, Loupe Agency 06/11/2024
  While battling a difficult illness, Moon’s hopeful rise up the ranks is one that is often quoted in New Zealand’s small but competitive creative production industry.
• Against the odds: Unpacking the high-stakes world of Korea's teen gambling 06/11/2024
  The new campaign by Cheil and Toss exposes the dark world of teen gambling through a fictional Instagram feed, revealing risks far beyond mere money.
• How to fix adland's motherhood crisis 06/11/2024
  The impact of motherhood on women's careers in creative fields is undeniable. Campaign Asia-Pacific seeks solutions.
• Is impulse buy on deathbed in Indonesia? 06/11/2024
  Half of Indonesians prioritise needs; trend-driven consumers are re-evaluating. A new study from YouGov reveals how brands must adapt to survive.
• Woolley Marketing: Why we must remember our target audience are humans too 06/11/2024
  "...But do you think following me around the internet and serving me ads often at a lower price offer will make me buy you? Junk is junk at any price," Woolley writes, pointing to the futility of chasing informed consumers.