Facebook foregoes creator fees until 2023: The platform is delaying taking a cut of subscription and tip revenues, which will help it attract more creators from competing platforms toward its new offerings.
he US tech giant won’t offer its VPN-like feature in China despite its stated commitment to user privacy. This Janus-face approach to privacy risks creating an intractable privacy paradox in China, one of its fastest-growing markets.
NBCU charges full steam ahead on Olympics: The network's 7,000 planned hours of programming are aimed at overcoming sponsor hesitation and recouping the $1.25 billion in ad spend it secured for the original 2020 games.
Decreased data storage costs and booming data generation may lead the global AI industry to be worth nearly $1T by 2028. By the end of the decade, AI will become essential for numerous industries.
Pinterest gets a Shopping List: The new feature strengthens Pinterest's lower-funnel capabilities, a key ingredient for its social commerce ambitions.
Keep on streaming: People plan to maintain the number of streaming services they use even after the pandemic—but to do so, many will likely turn to ad-supported options.
Creator Week: Instagram is holding a virtual event series for creators of all creeds today through Thursday as it works to help them grow, monetize, and stay on its platform.
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But financing directly from its balance sheet may prove harder to scale than using investors via a marketplace, like Pipe.
A tweet from Jack Dorsey outlined Square’s ambitions to launch a wallet device that’d reduce reliance on third-party crypto custodians by giving consumers greater control over how they store and spend their Bitcoins.
One Medical's $2.1B acquisition unlocks a multi-billion dollar revenue opportunity thanks to new CMS reimbursement, and a move we expect to kick off an M&A spree among PCP entrants.
Simmons First National Corporation wants to buy a pair of smaller banks in Tennessee for a quick path to an expanded branch footprint and larger deposit base to fund digital investments.
NAB under anti-money laundering scrutiny: The Australia-based bank disclosed that it’s the subject of a probe—the investigation could spur customers to look at neobanks if it turns into an expensive scandal.