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OpenX said Tuesday it has laid off, furloughed or cut hours for 15% of its employees. Most of that percentage were layoffs and furloughs, and the number of people whose hours were cut was small, the company said.
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OpenX was founded in 2008 as an ad exchange for buyers and sellers of web ads to make instant transactions.
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Ad-tech company OpenX...has laid off around 100 employees, the company confirmed Tuesday.
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OpenX CEO Tim Cadogan is leaving after 12 years to become CEO of GoFundMe. OpenX President John Gentry, a seven-year vet at the company, will step into the CEO role.
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