Summary

In the first of several global moves this week, Swedish mobile phone manufacturer Nokia is handing its $150 million Nseries creative account to Wieden & Kennedy, with incumbent Lowe London losing out.

And the Puma sportswear brand is naming New York-based independent Droga5 as its global agency of record. It's the first time the client has put its $100 million marketing budget into a single shop.

Elsewhere, the $40 million creative duties for Heineken are moving out of Red Brick Road into BBH, whilst Austrian crystal maker Swarovski is bringing in Havas-owned MPG for media planning and buying chores in North America and Southeast Asia.

In the US, Cadbury Adams is passing its $120 million media account from Mediaedge:cia to the independent Horizon, while fellow independent Cossette picks up the $30 million Canadian portion of the work. And the Outback Steakhouse restaurant chain is giving its $90 million creative account, on which Kaplan Thaler Group is the incumbent, to Lowe.

Finally, in the UK, ING Direct is moving its $6 million direct marketing duties into Geronimo. The independent shop's gain is a loss for Omnicom Group's Targetbase Claydon Heeley.  Details>>