We break down the metaverse and how it can define the future of computing, gaming, finance, social media, and business: AR and VR technologies, expanding virtual platforms and ecosystems, as well as an appetite for more immersive experiences are pushing the boundaries of reality into the virtual world.

US airlines plan to cancel flights if AT&T and Verizon’s 5G expansion isn’t halted: Disruptions have wider consequences like stranded passengers and supply chain delays.

Apple towers over today’s smartwatch and hearable markets, and it’s well-positioned atop the smartphone market.

Spendesk is the latest expense management fintech to net funding—here’s why French fintechs are proving popular with investors this month.

On today's episode, we discuss just how much primary care is blending with the world of retail and how in-patient care is moving outside the hospital. We then talk about a new category of consumer biowearables and whether the new do-it-yourself healthcare trend is here to stay. Tune in to the discussion with eMarketer principal analyst at Insider Intelligence Lisa Phillips.

Gap and Selfridges show that retailers eye tangible opportunity in NFTs: Some see an opportunity for customer acquisition, but will new customers stick around?

Current’s high-yield product will attract customers—but then what?: The US neobank will pay 4.00% APY to customers with Savings Pods, up to $6,000 annually for paid users. But it still needs to build primary banking ties to make lasting gains.

Visa Acceptance Cloud, which lets payment service providers embed transaction software into digital devices, opens new acceptance channels for Visa.

FNB’s also doing personalization—but it’s for healthcare professionals: The US regional bank said it’s specifically targeting doctors, dentists, and veterinarians with a focused lineup reflecting their career stages.

Telematics is becoming the norm in US auto insurance as drivers increasingly agree to being monitored in exchange for lower premiums.

M&T is turning select locations into “multicultural banking centers” while TD’s new flagship can be physically customized based on services required.

Has Tesla’s Cybertruck missed its chance? Announced in 2019, the EV is now slated for a 2023 launch in what could be a very crowded EV truck space.