While it’s not unusual for companies to penny-pinch like this when cash is scarce, the current surge in extending payment terms and underpaying feels like a throwback to the early days of the pandemic — a sense of desperation ad execs haven’t seen in a while.
October 09, 2023

Ad tech’s cash crunch: Rising interest rates, late payments and financial uncertainty

While it’s not unusual for companies to penny-pinch like this when cash is scarce, the current surge in extending payment terms and underpaying feels like a throwback to the early days of the pandemic — a sense of desperation ad execs haven’t seen in a while.

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