The Trade Desk Q3 profit drops 67% as revenue slips
· 3d ago · Originally reported by Indian Television Dot Com
The Trade Desk reported a 67 percent decline in third-quarter profit alongside a slip in revenue. The financial results highlight a challenging period for the independent demand-side platform.
Why it matters
Earnings from major ad tech infrastructure providers signal the overall health and spending trends of the digital advertising market.
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The company that helps buy ads online made much less money than it did last time, which shows how the ad business is doing.
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