In the last several days, accounts with spending estimated at more than $200 million have changed agencies, affecting brands in competitive categories like restaurants, automotive services and
household products. And there will be more changes as reviews proceed for other accounts, with combined spending estimated at more than $1 billion. The accounts still in review involve brands like
BMW, Bank of America, L. L. Bean, British Airways, Lowe's, LensCrafters, Liberty Mutual and Morgan Stanley.
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