The digital health startup bagged $33M to jump on the home diagnostics bandwagon—but it’s facing off against larger players that have been trickling into the same space.
Startups like Oshi Health, which just scored $23M, could capture the attention of payers trying to deliver more comprehensive digital health benefits to their members.
Social media platforms are betting on social audio as part of the creator economy: Live audio is becoming less about the platforms that started the trend as more big firms launch creator-focused features.
The company could launch the new device as soon as this week and may also be working on a metaverse platform.
In September, we raised our forecast for HBO Max viewers. We now believe that HBO Max will have nearly 80 million monthly viewers this year, and that it will surpass 100 million viewers by the end of 2023. Previously, we did not expect HBO Max to break 100 million viewers by the end of our forecast period in 2025.
The company will let corporate managers decide if and when workers return to the office.
Last week’s global outage will further tarnish its reputation and ramp up regulatory pressures, hindering its fintech plans.
What would it take for advertisers to leave Facebook? We posed that question to our analysts and industry sources. Take a sneak peek at our upcoming Facebook advertising forecast as well.
Snapchat’s new mental health initiative shows the image problem facing Big Tech: The platform and its competitors are racing to preempt regulator criticisms of their impact on teens in the midst of a battle for new users.
Tech costs in this week’s reports will receive close scrutiny for potential earnings drag. Even if they do, the spending is necessary to fend off digital-only competitors.
EBA Clearing and The Clearing House are working with Swift to speed up and lower the cost of cross-border payments.
Judo Bank sees strong investor interest in its upcoming IPO: The Australian SMB-focused neobank already has commitments for most of its expected proceeds. That vote of confidence from investors is a good sign for its business model.
Temenos, Mbanq launch as-a-service offering tailored for credit unions: Credit Union-as-a-service will help US firms roll out digital products faster and potentially keep pace with digital-only newcomers.