Criteo shares dropped by 24% after reporting sluggish Q2 earnings. Meanwhile, FuboTV’s earnings for last quarter are a mixed bag.
Criteo's Q2 collapse (24% stock drop, market cap below $1B) driven by weakening retargeting and enterprise clients (Uber Eats, Target) abandoning ad commitments. Pivot to Meta, Google Search, OpenAI shows programmatic retargeting losing steam; enterprises rethinking ad budget allocation as channel effectiveness declines.
Thursday, August 6th, 2026 – 12:03 am
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Criteo Loses A Comma
Criteo shares dropped by 24% yesterday after reporting sluggish, down-trending Q2 earnings. The company’s market cap dipped below $1 billion for the first time since the 2020 stock market crash.
Criteo is dealing with tough headwinds. Retargeting has lost steam, for one. And so Criteo needs big growth elsewhere to buoy the softening of its long-time core business.
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