Inuvo Inc.
Inuvo Reports Record Revenue, $141K Profit in Q4
Little Rock's Inuvo Inc. achieved its first quarterly profit in years, reporting Q4 income of $141,000 versus a $2.4 million loss a year earlier. read more >
Inuvo Reports $2M Loss, $22.4M in Revenue in Q3
The Little Rock tech firm said it "closed a significant new retail client agreement" in the quarter. read more >
Inuvo Narrows Q2 Losses on Rising Revenue, Falling Expenses
CEO Richard Howe said Inuvo expects to sign a master services agreement with the company's largest retail client in the third quarter of 2024. read more >
Inuvo’s Q1 Revenue Surges 44%, but Gains Offset by Higher Expenses
Expenses increased nearly 41% in the period to $17.01 million, contributing to a net loss of $2.1 million. read more >
Inuvo Inc. Asks Why, Not Who
CEO Richard Howe believes Inuvo will profit from a patented artificial intelligence technology that maps concepts, not individuals. read more >
Inuvo Launches Ad Tech That Doesn’t Use Tracking IDs
The provider of AI-supported advertising services has created a new application it says can predict an optimal mix of media without using consumer tracking IDs. read more >
Cybersecurity Proposal By SEC Spurs Concern
At least one public company in Arkansas says the proposed rules are burdensome, include a vague term and aren’t something its investors are requesting. read more >
Inuvo Reports More Sales But $1.4M Loss in Q3
Third-quarter revenue for the company was up 83% year-over-year, to $16.8 million from $9.21 million in the same period a year ago. read more >
Inuvo Reports More Sales But $2M Loss in Q2
Inuvo Inc. of Little Rock says its second-quarter loss widened to $2.38 million, but sales are up as the company focuses on revenue first. read more >
Inuvo Looking to Become ‘Modern-Day’ Acxiom
Publicly traded marketing technology provider Inuvo Inc. of Little Rock is looking to buy with dreams of 10-figure revenue. read more >
Inuvo Reports $2.2M Q1 Loss
Marketing technology provider Inuvo Inc. of Little Rock lost $2.2 million, or 2 cents per share, during the first quarter. read more >
Inuvo Reports $7.3M Loss for Full Year, $714K Q4 Loss
Marketing technology provider Inuvo Inc. of Little Rock says it lost $7.3 million in 2020 and $714,965 in the fourth quarter. read more >
Inuvo Reports $2.4M 3Q Loss
Marketing technology provider Inuvo Inc. of Little Rock said Monday that it lost $2.4 million, or 3 cents per share, during the third quarter. read more >
Inuvo Reports $1.36M 2Q Loss As Revenue Falls
Marketing technology provider Inuvo Inc. of Little Rock recently reported a net loss of $1.36 million and revenue that was down 45% year-over-year. read more >
Inuvo Executives See Pay Cut in 2019, During COVID-19
Every officer at Inuvo Inc. of Little Rock saw pay decline in 2019, according to an annual proxy statement the company filed this week with the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission. read more >
Inuvo Gets $1M in Federal Business Aid
Marketing technology firm Inuvo Inc. of Little Rock narrowed its losses in the fourth quarter and in 2019. read more >
Inuvo Touts New Product
Inuvo Inc. expects to report on Feb. 13 that its new product, IntentKey, generated $8.5 million in revenue in its first fiscal year, which ended Dec. 31. read more >
Walmart CEO Doug McMillon Leads List of Public Companies Executive Compensation
The number of publicly traded companies in Arkansas is stable this year thanks to a couple of small IPOs and the federal government shutdown late last year, and Walmart executives continue to dominate the list of highest paid executives. read more >
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Inuvo Acquisition Called Off, Shutdown Blamed
ConversionPoint Technologies Inc. of Newport Beach, California, announced last fall that it would pay $75 million for the Little Rock marketing company. But the deal unraveled in June. read more >
Shorter Public Companies List Reveals Top, Median Pay
Much about this year’s rankings of public companies and their highest-paid executives by total compensation is typical. But there is something new: data on the median employee compensation of most of the state’s publicly traded companies. read more >
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