With the cookiepocalypse coming, some analysts see Trade Desk as better bet than Google
With the so-called “cookie apocalypse” approaching, analysts are starting to size up the opportunities for large players in digital advertising. And while it may come as no surprise to Business Times readers, a lot of national market analysts like the opportunities in front of The Trade Desk better than those facing Alphabet, parent of digital Read More →
Opinion: We can equip ourselves with the tools to save our kids
By Danielle De Smeth Last year the Thacher School in Ojai turned to a team of lawyers at Munger, Tolles & Olson to document what many already knew: The school failed to properly protect its students and alumni — including by failing to follow up in some instances on students’ concerns about or reports of Read More →
Opinion: Lottery prizes can encourage vaccination, but they can’t replace trust
By Gary Charness Medical experts and the federal government have stressed the importance of reaching herd immunity, which requires that a high proportion of the population cannot fall prey to COVID-19. While there was a huge initial wave of interest, there are still many people who have not been vaccinated. This has led to the Read More →
Our View: Thacher takes a step toward repairing the pain of the past
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Trade Desk shares jump after Google says it will keep tracking cookies until 2023
Google will be delaying its plan to phase out third-party tracking cookies from its Chrome browser until the second half of 2023, the tech giant announced early June 24, a move that gave a big boost to Ventura-based advertising technology company The Trade Desk. Shares of The Trade Desk opened at $66.23 and shot up Read More →
Kate Farms closes $30 million credit facility
Kate Farms, a plant-based meal producer, secured a $30 million senior credit facility with Pacific Western Bank to help fuel the company’s further growth and expansion, the company said in a news release on June 15. “We are proud to have successfully closed this credit facility with Pacific Western Bank as they very clearly understand Read More →
Jobs, Workers Up as Area Unemployment Falls
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