From Brexit to digital advertising, data has been allowed to become a complex, unreliable, unverifiable and selectively applied jumble of numbers. It’s time to put that right, says David Brennan
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“The resulting uncertainty, which will be considerable, will obviously slow decision-making and deter activity. This is not good news, to say the least,” says Sorrell as the London stock market plunges.