Call of Duty transcends gaming’s slump: Activision Blizzard’s shares are up following a Call of Duty sales milestone. With Microsoft’s deal still pending, competition and a recession could test its resilience.
Spanish is powering Latin America's podcast prowess: The region is now 20% ahead of Western Europe, though China looms on the horizon.
Our latest forecasts on media and tech usage in Japan offer a glimpse of what’s expected.
Transparent solar panels work well on cloudy days: Swiss researchers have made a solar energy breakthrough that makes the tech more versatile and attractive. Expect more solar improvements ahead.
Our Mobile Banking Emerging Features Benchmark report covers in-demand features that will win points from consumers.
EU-based Coinmetro won €7 million in funding and hopes to attract weary consumers from other major crypto exchanges.
Gen Z shoppers are ready to splurge on holiday purchases: But financial concerns remain at the forefront as consumers turn to sales and BNPL to stretch their budgets.
Amazon and Walmart adopt varying tactics to juice subscriber growth: Amazon is going after college students with its beefed-up music offering while Walmart doubles down on value.
It launched Ant Bank PayLater, which will let AlipayHK users spread purchases across three-month installment plans.
After a brutal September, ad jobs are on the rise: In fact, they’ve never been higher despite the industry’s shaky ground.
As users and advertisers jump ship from Twitter amid Elon Musk’s takeover, there’s no shortage of platforms for them to land on.
Marketers have their hearts set on capturing holiday dollars from Gen Z this season, but they shouldn’t run the same old marketing playbook if they want to succeed.
Our research validates that Klarna is at the cutting edge of BNPL innovation, offering 35 of 49 features selected by our analysts based on their ability to differentiate BNPL providers.
Stores saw foot traffic pick up from mid-September to mid-October: That’s a promising sign for the holiday season.
Nearly 60% of US adults watch digital video on non-TV devices, like laptops, tablets, and smartphones, every day. That’s up from 54% last year, and 27% in 2013.
Twitter chaos gives fuel to alternative app: Despite Mastodon’s recent gains, its limitations won’t bring widespread adoption.
Drizly’s pivot to gift giving doesn’t make much sense: The Uber-owned alcohol delivery service looks to become a go-to shopping destination.