The kids’ ad dollars are all right: While some sectors have seen slower ad growth, that’s not the case when it comes to childrens’ programming.
Massive outage was due to human error: Unintentionally deleted files caused 7,000 flight delays in the US. Upgrades are necessary but could cost billions of dollars and take time to implement.
Thousands of Googlers get pink slips: As scavenging continues to rise among other industries, terminated workers shouldn’t be jobless for long. Meanwhile, Google is laser-focused on a revenue-driven AI strategy.
Twitter might sell its soul to avoid bankruptcy: The financially burdened social media platform’s first debt payment is due soon. Its latest moves to generate cash flow aren’t long-term solutions.
API vulnerabilities strike again: Cybercriminals took the data of 37 million T-Mobile accounts. API vulnerabilities, which are responsible for 50% of all data breaches, are becoming a serious security issue.
The OCC is outlining steps it will take against large banks that continuously commit financial violations—it plans to make them less complex.
Banks that can deliver budgeting and spending tools will enjoy long-term customer trust and loyalty.
Unable to raise fresh capital, the Genesis is in talks with creditors about the $3 billion it owes them.
The Indian payments provider raised $350M for new products to diversify as competition intensifies.
Netflix rounds out a tough 2022 with strong subscriber growth: Revenues rose just 1.9%, but investors responded positively to its results and outlook.
Mobile app install ad spending is on the rise, and more video content on social media means an increase in time spent on platforms. Plus, click and collect remains a popular option for grocery buyers. Our forecasters laid out some good news for advertisers.
“The customer journey is constantly evolving and it's not linear.” That was the advice of Ram Iyer, worldwide director of digital strategy and ecommerce at Microsoft, speaking this week on the “Behind the Numbers: Reimagining Retail” podcast.
TikTok isn’t solely driven by its famous algorithm: ByteDance employees can make posts go viral without any disclosures.
On today's episode, we discuss how generative AI will transform how content and creative teams function across industries, the relationship between Web3 and loyalty, brands focusing on games as a training ground for the metaverse, and more. Tune in to the discussion with our analysts Jessica Lis and Yory Wurmser.
US venture capital funding of generative AI was up 27% year over year in 2022, hitting $1.4 billion, according to PitchBook. That money, however, was spread among fewer deals—78 last year compared with 85 in 2021. Nonetheless, it represents a massive increase from 2020, when funding totaled $200 million.
Procter & Gamble is determined to push through price hikes: Despite falling sales volumes and softening demand, the CPG giant plans to continue raising prices to cover its costs.