Australia responds to wave of branch closures: A government task force will look at the impact of banks closing non-urban branches and put forward potential solutions. Policymakers can look to the UK for ideas.

Strong growth in the key metric for the first nine months of 2021 could foreshadow success in the incumbent bank’s other targeted plays and keep it competitive with neobanks.

eMarketer was pleased to moderate a Tech-Talk Webinar featuring Adobe’s Elizabeth A. Sexton, senior product manager, privacy, and Amanda Valerga, senior digital marketing strategist, along with Marcela Maryniak, director, digital marketing at Altice USA. They demystified the marketer’s role as a data steward and shared how to deliver on the customer experience promise—with access to less data.

Super app Grab is the food delivery leader in Southeast Asia, generating $5.9 billion in gross merchandise value from those sales in 2020.

Dying private practices get a lifeline: PatientPop and Kareo are merging to forman all-in-one platform to help practices grow, optimize revenues, and keep up with innovation—something that could save struggling practices and even facilitate consolidation.

On today's episode, we discuss the most interesting takeaways from Netflix's Q3 earnings, how much of a boost "Squid Game" gave them, and what the rest of the year has in store for the streaming giant. We then talk about whether TV and social media ad spending is inflated compared to their respective daily consumption and whether a single TV currency is possible. Tune in to the discussion with eMarketer senior analyst at Insider Intelligence Ross Benes.

Big Tech was unevenly affected by Apple's privacy changes: Facebook and Snap were hurt by their reliance on off-platform data, Google and Amazon leant on their strong search data, and Twitter's brand marketing focus was its saving grace.

TikTok’s tip jar is the latest feature aimed at retaining creators: Creators often rely on multiple platforms and revenue streams, but Tiktok and its peers are trying to become one-stop shops.

Peacock’s Q3 losses hit $520 million as it fails to land a big hit: The streamer’s lack of a pop culture hit and live event mixups make the tightening streaming market hurt twice as much.