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Comcast’s Mike Cavanagh noted the bar is ‘very high’ for mergers and acquisitions.Read More

A new deal with ShopSense AI lets buyers at The Trade Desk run sponsored product ads that match the context and content of the pages consumers are viewing.Read More

When we’re a little behind, we borrow to catch up.

Perhaps we borrow goodwill and spend less time than we might on a project.

Or we need some money to pay the rent, so we borrow against a paycheck.

And a good night’s sleep is tempting to borrow from as well.

The borrowing compounds, with small debts turning into bigger ones.

On the other hand, when we’re a little ahead, we’re not charged interest, we earn it.

The slack in our workday gives us a chance to plan, to do work on our own account and to see the big picture.

The difference between behind and ahead often comes down to how much we’ve promised the world. If our apartment is too expensive, our customer list is too big or our social media platform is hard to keep up with, it’s easy to fall a bit behind.

This is under our control.

Overdelivering on smaller promises is a shortcut to trust, loyalty and resilience.

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EDO’s basketball outcomes report finds nearly 1,000 advertisers activating across the NBA, WNBA, and NCAA.Read More

The new boss is ‘moving at pace’ to get the holdco back on track.Read More

Publishers are flooding billboards, subways, and screens with ads for themselves—many for the first time in history.Read More

Meta executives defended soaring AI infrastructure spending, saying Meta remains “underbuilt” for its long-term ambitions.Read More

Google surged past Wall Street’s Q3 estimates, with shares up over 6% in after-hours trading Wednesday.Read More

Nearly 100 positions could be shed across the network, affecting both on-air and off-air roles.Read More

UC3 entered exclusive negotiations with Anheuser-Busch InBev for a global beer partnership, replacing Heineken after three decades.Read More