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We observed earlier that there was often a bit of dark in adam&eveDDB’s Christmas ads. There isn’t much of that here in its second offering for Waitrose (although winter looks satisfyingly cold), following hard on the heels of its autumn ...

That well-known Santa’s Grotto of adland – otherwise known as adam&eveDDB – is quick out of the blocks this year. First up is struggling bag maker Mulberry, hoping for a Mulberry Miracle. It’s a somewhat brave nativity spin – bound ...

Volkswagen has reported a pre-tax loss of €2.5bn in the third quarter after it set aside €6.7bn to cover (it hopes) the cost of the diesel emissions scandal. This is its first quarterly loss in 15 years. Sales dropped 3.7 ...

McCain, now styling itself the “nation’s favourite teatime brand,” is launching two new linked autumn campaigns. First off is a renewal of its sponsorship of ITV soap Emmerdale to 2018 and also this campaign from adam&eveDDB and media agency PHD ...

Adam&eveDDB won the Waitrose account in a shoot-out against CHI earlier this year, adding it to Waitrose big brother John Lewis. John Lewis remains A&E’s signature account so people might have expected more of the same, but for Waitrose. A&E’s ...

‘Strewth, adam&eveDDB has lost an account. It’s ‘only’ Flora, the Unilever spread, which has consolidated its UK account with DLKW Lowe (which handles it in most other markets) but it’s noteworthy all the same. And good for the new Mullen ...

David Beckham has ambitions to be an actor, it seems, as he enters his fifth decade. And here he is, playing himself, on a shoot for H&M Modern Essentials, dealing with the annoying presence of American actor/comedian Kevin Hart who ...

Lloyds moving to adam&eveDDB is another client moving from Camden to Paddington; it may have taken a few years but both Virgin Atlantic and Lloyds appear to have rated the A&E team enough to follow them. Pity though that both ...

Adam&eveDDB seems to have won the Lloyds Bank account, one of the UK’s biggest at about £100m, from WPP’s RKCR/Y&R. In some ways this is the least surprising news of the year, Lloyds has always been a fan of A&E ...