The IPO market is beginning to thaw: A years-long freeze is starting to change as Liquid Death and Skims look to go public.
Consumers don’t know what they don’t know about HIPAA: US adults think the law protects their data, no matter where they share it. That ignorance can hurt digital health marketers who don’t tell users how their data is used.
GoodRx, CVS Caremark partner on Rx discounts: We explore why pharmacy benefit managers are now motivated to team up with GoodRx.
Digital health startups to watch: We spotlight medical scanning company Neko Health and provider credentialing platform Verifiable on the back of fresh funding.
On today's episode, we discuss what the current patchwork of privacy legislation looks like in the US, what the most protective state privacy laws include, and whether a federal privacy law is on the horizon. "In Other News," we talk about the countdown to comply with the West's toughest content law and the significance of Gannett suing Google. Tune in to the discussion with our analyst Evelyn Mitchell-Wolf.
Where is the $11 billion in political ad spending going? Linear TV remains on top, but its growth is outpaced by streaming and CTVs
The cost of losing cricket streaming rights: Disney is reportedly looking to sell off Star India after subscribers fled the platform following its loss of Indian Premier League rights.
Uniqlo owner Fast Retailing reported a surge in overseas revenues: The strong results drove the company to raise its full-year outlook.
Google shares the legal generative AI hot seat with Microsoft, OpenAI: A class-action lawsuit accuses Google of stealing data for AI. Industry competition is pushing bolder action with consequences.
KPMG, Microsoft pair up in $2B generative AI investment: Microsoft’s generative AI winning streak continues with its latest lucrative partnership. Maintaining security and performance are the key factors.
But hurdles like technological resiliency and interoperability still stand in the way of mass adoption
CitiDirect Commercial Banking wants to be at the forefront of digital innovation to meet the demands of global clients.
Adyen joined the ranks of providers launching Tap to Pay for both Android and iPhone devices
The bank faces $250 million in fines and reimbursements for illegal business practices, which may dampen consumer trust
The Fed’s supervision chief laid out his vision for stricter capital requirements and stress tests. Here’s what it means for banks already on edge.
Threads plans first updates: User interface complaints lead to changes that may make the new app appeal to Twitter power users.
A new EU-US data privacy deal has been established: The Data Privacy Framework could bring an end to an era of hefty fines for ad tech companies.
The US economy has positive momentum: Wages are rising faster than inflation, which eased to its slowest pace in over two years in June.
Less than 1% of US ad agency jobs will be lost to automation and generative AI technology this year, according to Forrester. Though that number will grow over the coming years, it will only total 7.5% by 2030.
Arecession would put more than $200 billion in credit card issuer revenues at risk. Issuers must be fully prepared for weakened consumers hobbled by unemployment, depleted savings, and extra debt payments. And they should prepare for the toll that deteriorating credit card spending and loan risk could take on charge-off rates, merchant fee revenues, and interest income