Providers and marketers must better engage Hispanics in their communities: Otherwise, they’ll be dealing with worse health outcomes as patients disconnect from the medical system.

Employers need to talk up mental health benefits: Workers want mental health benefits, but most aren’t using what’s available. Lack of awareness or confusion are problems for both parties.

Digital health funding dried up in H1 2023: The number of deals and dollars dropped in Q1 and Q2 as casual investors left the market. Here’s what it means for the industry now.

The company is relocating to Europe—will its subscribers come along? Data sovereignty concerns could lead to a loss of customers.

TikTok argues that Montana’s ban is unconstitutional: The app filed for an injunction on the grounds that Montana can’t rule on national security issues.

Microsoft's Activision Blizzard deal advances: Judge denies FTC's preliminary injunction, leading toward a significant shift in the competitive dynamics of the global gaming industry.

eBay’s growth strategy relies on fashion resale: The company’s acquisition of authentication platform Certilogo will enable it to scale up its offerings without damaging consumer trust.

100 million users in five days represents unprecedented adoption for Meta’s Twitter rival, but future growth could be stifled by privacy concerns and lack of feature parity.

ChatGPT’s Code Interpreter lets anyone be a data analyst: Despite legal challenges and a recent traffic drop, OpenAI has a new Plus feature that could be a data analysis game-changer.

On today’s episode, we discuss how Gen Zers are different from older generations in that a lot of their financial services product consumption will be embedded within non-financial service-specific experiences. In our "Headlines" segment, we examine how convenience plays a major factor into Gen Z decision-making. In "Story by Numbers," we discuss Gen Z’s use of Apple Pay in consumer finance and if consumers can find competitive prices while using embedded finance experiences. And in "For Argument's Sake," we debate if more than 10% of Gen Z or Gen Alpha will go their whole lives without establishing direct relationships with financial service providers. Listen in to the conversation with host Rob Rubin and our analysts Grace Broadbent and Eleni Digalaki.

Meta under fire for bank fraud on its platforms: Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp are attracting financial scammers. Regulation and reputational risk make fraud prevention a wise tech investment.

Despite being invite-only, Bluesky surpasses 1 million downloads: Rather than ads, its initial monetization plans involve selling custom domains to privacy-conscious users.

The program also includes automatic daily redemption, another highly valued cash-back feature

But the company wants to keep the in-demand returns capabilities, so it partnered with provider Loop

School’s out for summer: ChatGPT traffic drop could be attributed to students taking a hiatus from the service.

Will Threads run into the same problems as Twitter? Even before Musk, Twitter was struggling. But Meta has advantages that make Threads more stable.

Mastercard AI solution helps nine UK banks predict and prevent scams: With FedNow due any day, combating fraud in real-time payments has taken on a new urgency.

Student loan payment resumption could shock unprepared borrowers: But it’s an opportunity for financial institutions to do some proactive outreach and strengthen their customer relationships.