The firms launched the IHG Rewards Premier Business card and updated rewards on the IHG Rewards Traveler and Premier consumer cards.
Dave’s FTX collab opens doors for crypto offering: A $100M investment from the crypto exchange, coupled with a strategic partnership, could help the neobank roll out cash-back crypto rewards and convenient stablecoin conversions.
Learn about remote-controlled stores, the most popular retail membership programs, the right way to rethink your augmented reality (AR) strategies, whether home returns are the future, how many Americans make lots of money, and more. Tune in to the discussion with our analysts Suzy Davidkhanian, Dave Frankland, and Paul Verna.
Investors have pushed the bank for more details on its tech initiatives. Communicating longer-term ROI without tipping off competitors is the challenge.
Proptech lets landlords keep income while ditching ownership costs: US-based Flock lets landlords exchange their properties for shares in dividend-paying, tax-deferred investment vehicles.
Its new secured card can appeal to small-business owners with poor credit histories and lead to upgrade opportunities.
FIS offers community banks a PFM tool: The banking tech provider’s solution targets smaller banks competing with large ones that offer financial insights to consumers.
Reels is a win for Instagram, but smaller brands struggle to keep up: Food brands have decried algorithm changes that have harmed their businesses.
Paywalling TweetDeck would help Twitter’s ads and subscriptions: The tool is used by many journalists and features ad-free news feeds.
For the first time, we broke out Disney+ and Netflix viewers by age. It’s widely understood Disney programs are usually aimed at youth. Our forecasts give some clarity on how much Disney+ skews toward young people compared with other streaming services.
US food and beverage ecommerce sales will approach $80 billion in 2022, up 20.7% from nearly $65 billion last year. While the growth is impressive, it’s far slower than the 99.0% surge the category saw in 2020, when wary consumers pivoted to buying online at the onset of the pandemic.
FedEx’s electric cart plans are strategically sharp: Last-mile fulfillment is a major pain point, and the company plans to innovate while simultaneously improving capacity.
For AVs, it’s about brains over brawn: Nvidia’s latest AV industry products are essential to the technology’s safety and proper functioning, and the stakes are high for automated driving’s regulatory future.
We detail why their remote monitoring tool is scaling at a time when hospital-at-home momentum is only going to pick up.
Snap’s AR acqui-hire spree continues: Buying companies is easy—getting disparate technologies into a suite of products is hard. Snap can still be first to market with hands-free AR Spectacles.