Associated PressBudenholzer reminisces on Arizona past, but quickly turns to future leading the Phoenix Suns
Mike Budenholzer got a little teary-eyed talking about his past in Arizona, describing an idyllic childhood in the small town of Holbrook, about three hours northeast of Phoenix. “It's mind-boggling to me, like mind-blowing, to think that I'm going to be the head coach of the Phoenix Suns,” Budenholzer said on Friday during an introductory press conference in downtown Phoenix. The 54-year-old Budenholzer replaces Frank Vogel, who was fired on May 9 after one disappointing season.
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Trade Desk shares pop after securing Netflix ad-tech deal
After just one year, Netflix's (NFLX) ad-tier subscription service has over 40 million users. The Trade Desk shares (TTD) have popped on the news that Netflix will launch its own ad-tech platform. Citi Analyst Ygal Arounian joins Market Domination to comment on what Trade Desk's automation software has to gain on this opportunity. "Netflix is 20% of viewership. and that ad platform is expected to grow. So what that means, bottom line for the trade desk, and on our estimates, we think that the billings, the dollars that are running through The Trade Desk in 2025, that's an incremental $500 million, or about 3 to 4% of growth that's just in 2025," Arounian says. For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Market Domination. This post was written by Luke Carberry Mogan.
Sky NewsScottie Scheffler: Golf star 'rattled' and 'in shock' after being arrested by police
World number one golfer Scottie Scheffler says he was "rattled" and "in shock" after he was arrested and charged by police this morning. The 27-year-old reportedly tried to get around a traffic jam caused by a fatal accident near the Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville, Kentucky, at around 6am local time (11am UK time) on Friday. Scheffler was released at 8:40am local time (1:40pm UK time) this morning and allowed to return to the golf course to play his second round of the PGA Championship, where he currently sits two shots off the lead.
