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AA/Warc: UK adspend to rise by 7.3% in Q4

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By Reem Makari
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IAS to be acquired by Novacap for nearly $2 billion

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By Reem Makari
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Technology company Integral Ad Science (IAS) is being acquired by North American private equity firm Novacop, in a deal valued at $1.9bn. As part of the deal, IAS shareholders will receive $10.30 per share in cash, a 22% premium to the 23 September 2025 closing price. IAS will become a privately held company and shares will no longer trade publicly. Lisa Utzschneider, CEO of IAS, said: “Today's announcement is an exciting milestone for IAS.
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EU fines Google nearly $3.5 billion for abusing adtech dominance

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By Reem Makari
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Google has been accused of favouring its own ad products like AdX over competitors, leading to higher costs for publishers and consumers. The Commission ordered Google to end these practices and pay a €2.95 billion (US$3.47 billion) fine for abusing its dominance in the online adtech sector, warning that failure to comply within 60 days could lead to stricter measures.
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