The dominoes may already have fallen, based on the regulator’s conclusions about the controversial practice and the CFPB’s plans for “regulatory interventions.”
Westpac’s MoneyBrilliant deal will shore up its app: New features that will help keep the Australian bank’s app competitive in mobile include letting users view outside account details and search for higher interest rates.
Open banking among UK lenders is set to skyrocket: A survey from Credit Kudos shows that adoption will surge from 26% in 2021 to 70% in 2023—fueled by borrowers’ and lenders’ demand and regulatory steps to make the transition easier.
GM’s Silverado EV truck on track for 2023 production: 400-mile range in a full-size electric truck could accelerate shift to EVs—if pricing and battery concerns are addressed.
We expect retail media advertising to be one of the fastest-growing segments of digital advertising in the US at over 31%. But this is just one of the five key trends that we predict will most shape the retail landscape in the year ahead.
The metaverse is open for business in US, Canada: Meta’s Horizon Worlds, available to users 18+, is likely to attract developers seeking an audience for apps and experiences.
Singles' Day—China’s annual shopping extravaganza in November—is the world’s biggest shopping event, with an estimated RMB 965.1 billion ($139.83 billion) in sales this year, according to the China e-Business Research Center.
A new FTC complaint against Amazon alleges anticompetitive advertising and search practices: The company came under fire earlier this year for its biased search results, but the complaint comes as the issues stack higher and higher for the firm.
How brands can take advantage of "NFT mania:" The massive trading volume and the skyrocketing consumer curiosity about NFTs has made them buzzy—but what can brands actually do?
Incumbent wealth managers will quickly recognize the crypto investing opportunity—and crypto exchanges can also tailor their offerings to capture the lucrative high-net-worth-individual segment
NFTs are the big X-factor this holiday season: While supply chain hurdles could buoy the fortunes of these digital goods, many consumers aren’t necessarily keen to receive a digital present that isn’t a gift card.
Twitter joins Snapchat, Meta, and YouTube in copying TikTok: While the platform has launched many features lately, with Fleets being shuttered after nine months, this latest one faces an uphill battle.
Monzo follows a slew of its global peers in winning a big funding round. Now these players must make smart spending decisions that demonstrate their maturity to investors.
The tool makes it easier for desktop shoppers to use Klarna’s service and take advantage of rewards—but it could raise some flags.