Digital health disruptors blur the lines between primary and specialty care: Hint Health and RubiconMD are filling in gaps in primary care with same-day specialty care insights—we think this sets the stage for Oak Street Health to expand in primary care next year.
Peloton’s dive into health and wellness benefits could make sense: After seeing its revenues fall as gyms reopen, the fitness company could pivot its core focus to employer benefits packages—we unpack why it would make sense and the potential for digital health tie-ups.
Its net revenue fell to $1.24B in Q3—but it plans to reduce its reliance on trading by offering users access to Dapps, DeFi, and NFTs.
On today's episode, we discuss the pillars driving what's next in retail media, how to navigate the pros and cons of retail media expansion, and retail media budget commitments. We then talk about how eBay is streamlining things, the significance of Wayfair's bump in the road, and Nike's foray into the metaverse. Tune in to the discussion with senior director of strategic marketplace services at Tinuiti Elizabeth Marsten and eMarketer principal analyst at Insider Intelligence Andrew Lipsman.
Amazon is letting fans clip and share moments from Prime Video originals: Fans have shared viral moments from shows for years. Networks and streaming services are finally leaning into the practice.
In its fiscal Q1, Affirm’s customer and merchant bases increased 124% and 1,468% YoY, respectively—here’s what’s next.
Billions of dollars from SoftBank, others are poised to transform India’s digital economy: Broader 4G coverage, along with regulatory challenges tied to operating in China, increasingly make India a land of market opportunity.
AI-driven insights help personalize BMO’s app: Eight insights were added to its mobile feature to help customers with their cash flow and spending. Big incumbents view such personalization as a top priority for digital user experiences.
NAB’s SMB-lending overhaul promises cash delivery in 20 minutes: The upgrade of the Australian bank’s service—which issues unsecured loans—is important for NAB to stay competitive as potential competition from digital-only players looms.
JPMorgan bumps up against high fintech valuations, tight talent market: The banking giant’s strategy to maintain its competitive standing against fellow incumbents and neobanks in consumer-facing financial products is under pressure.