A new search engine (Nava Benefits) that lets employers discover and choose their benefits based on cost and employee needs could be the answer.
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The streaming wars heat up as Amazon and MGM come together: The race to win out in streaming has led to rapid consolidation in the entertainment industry.
Nielsen’s potential buyout shows the opportunity in TV measurement: The company has had a rough going, but investors see opportunity.
Snap’s new AR landmarks are a glimpse at a mobile metaverse: The company found success with try-on AR lenses, but now it’s going beyond.
There will be 19.0 million online sports bettors in the US this year. That's 7.9% of adult US internet users and a 31.0% increase over 2021.
Anything Alexa can do, ElliQ can do better: Companionship AI has the potential to satisfy some human needs, but with a sketchy track record for in-home AI, there are also risks.
Matter rollout delayed because of growing adoption: More smart home manufacturers want in on the industry standard, but could delays stop larger manufacturers from releasing products?
No code? No problem for AI: No longer limited to use by programmers, a no-code AI movement opens doors to the technology, potentially upending the tech workforce and beyond.
Apple’s iPhones are riding the 5G wave: The release of a midrange iPhone SE and China’s 5G push could make Apple the dominant 5G smartphone provider for months to come.
As another ship runs aground, retailers rethink their inventory strategies: A year after the Ever Given clogged the Suez Canal, the Ever Forward’s predicament shows the global supply chain is as vulnerable as ever.
Walgreens and other major brands joined Mastercard Installments, further sharpening Mastercard’s edge in the BNPL space.
Fully digitized corporate onboarding is a must: A PYMNTS report finding suggests that banks’ prolonged, manual-task-riddled onboarding processes present competitive vulnerabilities for customer acquisition.
Luno’s investing arm leaves stealth mode: Luno Expeditions targets early-stage fintechs and startups focused on crypto and web3, and its focuses put it in a good spot despite mixed investing climates.
Signet Jewelers goes beyond the US ban on Russian diamonds: Its halt to gem purchases demonstrates the growing importance of retailers and brands taking strong public positions in the wake of the invasion of Ukraine.
Why Williams-Sonoma is on track to close 25% of its stores: With higher operating margins online, the retailer rethinks the role of stores as it seeks to shift consumers’ spending online.