Users will be able to store their IDs in Apple Wallet and use them at places like airport security checkpoints, expanding the wallet’s utility.
Email in Apple's crosshairs: The company announced new privacy features that could disrupt how marketers measure the success of their email campaigns.
Brand Perception Index: The ANA will now rank brands on how consumers perceive their social impact—but perception isn't reality, and brands should also put their money where their mouth is.
Even as the U.S. starts to open up again, consumers are still shopping online, and Shopify, a leading commerce platform that lets merchants manage their online retail operations in-house, is well positioned to capture the growing online market as it continues to strike new partnerships.
Prime Day sales will surpass $10 billion
Agora lets small banks add SMB customers in minutes: We think the product will help smaller banking players like community banks and credit unions keep pace with challengers and big incumbents.
The neobank’s massive capital raise could give it the resources to expand in Latin America and beyond—and its recent hires suggest it plans to do just that.
Wells Fargo challenges top dogs with new credit card suite: It’s rolling out several Visa cards through 2022, with the first launch set for next month—a direct challenge to fellow banking giants and a sign of its confidence in its restructuring measures.
The funds come amid strong revenue growth, and the digital ID solution provider hired a new chief revenue officer who already took another company public.
Walmart is bundling low-cost prescription ordering with its Walmart+ services, going toe-to-toe with Amazon’s PillPack—here’s what it means for digital pharmacy entrants like Truepill.
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.