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 →
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 →
Mission Produce CEO a finalist for Entrepreneur of the Year
Steve Barnard, the CEO of Mission Produce in Oxnard, is a finalist in the 35th annual Ernst & Young Entrepreneur Of The Year 2021 Greater Los Angeles Award, the accounting and consulting firm announced June 17. Barnard is one of 31 finalists, all of them were selected by an independent panel. The virtual award ceremony Read More →
UCLA Health continues northward march
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EPA fines two Ventura County auto parts companies for emission control violations
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced settlements with four California automotive parts distributors, including two based in Ventura County, for violations of the Clean Air Act. No Limit Enterprises in Moorpark, while doing business as No Limit Fabrication and No Limit Diesel, made and sold tuner-related products and other parts designed to bypass, defeat or Read More →
Simi Valley not worried about AeroVironment’s headquarters move
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