Rubicon Project has slashed its senior ranks, and the casualties include longtime president Greg Raifman. Is a sale to private equity next? Raifman and six other executives have been shown the door, ...

Together, Rubicon Project and Telaria will enable thousands of publishers to connect with thousands of buyers and brands, creating a global, independent alternative to walled gardens in the ecosystem.

News Corp. is shifting allegiance from Rubicon Project to AppNexus. News Corp. offloaded its entire 8% investment in Rubicon Project, or 3.9 million shares, according to an SEC filing on Friday. Last ...

Rubicon Project provides a commodity service in the AdTech market, which has thus far limited its growth and profitability. Video advertising presents a more compelling opportunity than display ...

What: Shares of Rubicon Project (NYSE: RUBI) tumbled on Wednesday following the company's second-quarter report. While Rubicon beat analyst estimates for both revenue and earnings, a deep cut in ...

Ad tech firm Rubicon Project's stock dropped by 15% in after-hours trading on Tuesday evening after the company announced a new CEO and weak quarterly earnings. The stock closed at $8.39 ahead of the ...

Photo provided An artist’s rendition of the Rubicon project, a planned five-story, 120-unit apartment building that would cause the demolition of a drive-thru bank at 921 Jackson St. and house with ...

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Photo provided An artist’s rendition of the Rubicon project, a planned five-story, 120-unit apartment building that would cause the demolition of a drive-thru bank at 921 Jackson St. and house with ...

With Google, Microsoft, Yahoo gobbling up ad network companies left and right, there’s a predictable result: Entrepreneurs create more ad networks. However, if you’re a publisher of a Web site, and ...

In connection with the completion of the merger with Telaria, Rubicon Project granted 848,725 restricted stock units to six former Telaria employees who have become employees of the combined company.

LOS ANGELES & NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Rubicon Project (NYSE:RUBI), the global exchange for advertising, and Telaria (NYSE: TLRA), the complete software platform that optimizes yield for leading ...