Oscar Health halts new deals on IT platform for 18 months: Oscar hit a snag with its Health First deal and is directing focus there. Its insurtech peers face troubles, too.
The sleep digital therapy market is very much awake: We unpack ResMed’s acquisition of mementor’s sleep app and detail what’s new in the DTx market for sleep-based therapies.
Lighter glasses = more VR time? Nvidia and Stanford researchers developed lightweight VR glasses to replace heavy headsets. Will this mean we can spend our lives in the metaverse?
Spotify eyes concert ticket partnerships: The company is testing a service that lets users buy tickets without leaving its music app.
Ferragamo wants to reach Gen Z and younger millennial consumers: That’s why the luxury brand is partnering with Farfetch to upgrade its ecommerce and omnichannel capabilities.
Can’t afford a picnic: Microsoft cut contractors, laid off an entire division, and tightened its expense belt. Between gloomy cloud forecasts and regulations, things could get tougher for Big Tech.
Our Retail Reimagined podcast team talked connected fitness this week. Here are the highlights.
The rise of cybersecurity threats is changing the behaviors of both consumers and companies.
The VC’s $100M fund for early-stage startups in the Latino community is the latest in a growing number of niche-focused funding rounds.
This week Australia, Hong Kong, and the US considered next steps for developing central bank digital currencies.
They say their highly regulated sector is the safest place for innovation. Is that argument strong enough to compel regulators to act?
Snapchat feature lets parents see who teens chat with in app: Platform looks to ensure safety while protecting kids’ privacy.
Payments firms may see this as an opportunity to snap up companies, which may help boost business efficiency.
Our 2022 US Retail Mobile App Features Benchmark report analyzes the most in-demand retail mobile app features and ranks the top 10 leading multicategory retailers based on their mobile apps.
Building on momentum from a significant pandemic bounce, mcommerce sales continue to grow, albeit at the lowest rate in years.
Fintech companies worldwide garnered $50.7 billion in funding during H1 2022, down nearly 23% year over year. Still, this sum is already higher than 2020’s total of $49.5 billion, indicating a greater trend of increased funding.