Nvidia ends quest to purchase Arm for $40B: The merger that collapsed under regulatory pressure and potential lawsuits serves as a cautionary tale in a frenzied Big Tech M&A environment.
TikTok strengthens its content moderation policy: After criticism about its effect on minors and connection to the Chinese government, the social media platform makes changes.
This weekend’s Super Bowl sees legacy brands return and new players emerge: High consumer spending and TV ratings have both old favorites and new industries buying ad spots.
New iPhone SE could complete Apple’s transition to 5G: Likely to be announced next month, Apple’s latest SE would rely on older components but carry millions over the 5G threshold.
The banks knocked Block and PayPal down to third and fourth place thanks to a stronger digital focus.
Smaller banks are cool toward BNPL: A survey finds that most have scant to zero interest in entering buy now, pay later (BNPL). Those that expressed interest want to partner instead of going solo.
Railsbank seeks unicorn status with next round: The UK-based fintech is reportedly looking to cross the $1B valuation mark and raise around $100M to add to its embedded finance and white-label BNPL offerings.
Fiserv’s Finxact tie-up brings it ‘core as a service’: A cloud-based solution can help the core-banking incumbent stay competitive while offering banks an upgrade for older systems.
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Ecommerce sales in Canada will reach $79.80 billion in 2022, up 10.4% year over year (YoY).
In this new digital-first world, the only way a brand can survive is by democratizing content experience management
Find out how the financial services industry is accelerating its adoption of mobile-first marketing
Cyber Week was the biggest ecommerce week of the US holiday season in 2021, accounting for 23% of the online gross merchandise value (GMV) from that period. The week of December 12 was the second biggest, contributing a much smaller share, with 13% of ecommerce GMV.
House passes $52B chip R&D and acceleration bill: Tech companies are clamoring for the infusion of funds, which can increase the US’ 12% share of global semiconductor production capacity.
On today's episode, we discuss what healthcare consumers in 2022 care about most and how companies are responding to those new needs. Then for "In Other News," we talk about why digital health funding has spiked and some developments in home healthcare. Tune in to the discussion with our analyst Rajiv Leventhal.
A Peloton acquisition may face regulatory scrutiny: While Amazon, Apple, and Nike are each reportedly interested in buying Peloton, they need to examine whether the benefit is worth the hassle.
Virtual care alone won’t be a panacea for treating chronic conditions: New research from Included Health reveals virtual care effectively treat hypertension. We unpack some of telehealth's limitations and explore why pairing telehealth with RPM and in-person care could be more fruitful.