EVs don’t ignite more than other vehicles, study shows: While gas-powered vehicles catch fire more than EVs, lithium-ion batteries pose different dangers that warrant tailored safety protocols.

We detail why Amazon’s move is a timely one, and why it isn’t tapping its own telehealth business.

On today's episode, we discuss Spotify's Q4 performance and what it tells us about how the audio streaming giant is changing. Then for "In Other News," we talk about what the biggest threat to Spotify's podcasting dominance will be and a new way to improve the accuracy of audio ads. Tune in to the discussion with our analyst Peter Vahle.

NBCU goes after in-game ad market with Anzu partnership: Deal provides avenue to reach younger consumers across mobile, PC, and console platforms.

Warner Bros. Discovery may add free option in streaming wars: Merged firm could add tier to reach new customers and showcase content with lower viewership.

The Russia-Ukraine crisis puts further strain on already-burdened supply chains: Companies are withdrawing or suspending their operations in the region in response to continued conflict and economic sanctions.

Big Tech faces dilemma in Russia-Ukraine conflict: While rushing to get refugees to safety, companies debate remaining neutral, which would seem like compliance with Russia, or leveling sanctions and risking retribution from the Kremlin.

Ukraine conflict presents a chance for social media to amend a history of misinformation: American tech firms clashed with Russia over the weekend, often rebuking its requests.

Microsoft ramps up Azure Cloud with 5G connectivity: Last-mile edge-computing solutions can be accelerated by 5G partnerships, giving even remote Azure customers the advantage of fast access speeds.

Etsy risks alienating sellers with fee increases: As ecommerce growth slows, the online marketplace tries to maximize revenues in the most cost-effective way possible.

Savvy aims to push wealth management tech updates: The US-based wealthtech wrapped up a seed round to fund its play in a market that’s lagged in adopting newer technologies.

Marketers pull TV ads around Ukraine coverage: Brand safety is top of mind, and TV networks are also doing their part to avoid poor ad placement.

Tumblr taps subscriptions as an ad alternative: The platform is now offering ad-free scrolling for $4.99 a month, but that’s unlikely to turn its losses around as it sheds users.

It reported a strong Q4 and outlined how it plans to use Afterpay to drive growth across its businesses.