Huntsworth today reported a 0.9 percent dip in first-half revenues due to continued declines at its Grayling flagship, which accounts for 45 percent of group activity, and consumer-oriented Red (eight percent).
Huntsworth Reports Revenues Dip
Wed., Nov. 13, 2013
By Kevin McCauley
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