TubeMogul, a provider of automated online ad-buying services for brand advertisers, has entered the TV advertising market, the company announced Thursday. TubeMogul (TUBE) stock rose 11% to close at 17.29 on the stock market today. The stock is up 147% from its July 18 initial public offering. TubeMogul said it formed a partnership with WideOrbit, a supplier of ad management software, which will be its exclusive provider of local broadcast
TubeMogul (TUBE) received price target increases from at least two investment banks after the enterprise software company reported third-quarter earnings late Thursday that soundly beat analyst estimates. The company makes software that helps companies better manage their video ad spending and digital branding through a single platform. RBC Capital Markets raised its price target on TubeMogul stock to 21 from 13, and maintained a sector perform
TubeMogul will report third-quarter earnings Thursday, with expectations of double-digit revenue growth. The provider of a digital video ad-buying platform for brand advertisers will report earnings after the market close. The consensus estimate for TubeMogul (TUBE) is sales of $21.8 million, up 69% from the year-ago quarter, and a loss of 27 cents, minus items, as polled by Thomson Reuters. TubeMogul priced its July 19 initial public offering at