Its AI-powered virtual assistant added a predictions tool that lets customers view projected cash flows. It could help RBC keep up with rivals’ mobile money management features.
China’s central bank made crypto transactions and exchanges illegal, potentially in an effort to encourage digital yuan adoption.
Twitter’s latest product road map updates put an emphasis on user experience and, of course, creators: The moves come amid increased competition from other major social players.
As its search dominance comes under threat, Google tries to make a deal: The search giant is trying to strike agreements with Instagram and TikTok to add their videos to its search results.
Amazon looks to compete internationally with new Prime Video Channels in India: The streaming service has a remarkably small footprint in India compared with services like Disney+.
Valley grows through acquisition with Leumi deal: Deposits and loans from the Israeli bank’s US division will help the US regional bank to fund future initiatives and to cross-sell.
Laurel Road’s checking entry gives it a shot at what the digital-only dream of: The KeyBank unit, a digital bank focused on healthcare workers, is offering incentives for new account holders. It’s seeking to become their primary bank.
The majority of US adults are against living in a cashless society, with 60% indicating they’d prefer physical money to stick around.
US grocery delivery ecommerce sales will grow by 11.4% this year to reach $79.71 billion. This marks a deceleration from 2020, which saw a 41.7% increase in online sales of grocery products fulfilled via delivery.
Dotcom Therapy taps pediatric telemental health: It’s partnering with Goodside Health to bring its telemental health services to more students—carving into the unpenetrated pediatric mental health market.
Whoop jumps onto the wearables for healthcare bandwagon: While its made a name for itself as a fitness-focused wearables company, it might be too late to the wearables in healthcare game.
On today's episode, we discuss how people's attitudes towards cable changed during the pandemic, where cable is thriving, and how folks think about price. We then talk about how to count co-viewing, how much of a splash the new Paramount+/Showtime bundle can make, and how sports fans have changed. Tune in to the discussion with eMarketer principal analyst at Insider Intelligence Paul Verna.
The IATSE is voting to authorize a strike that could rock the entertainment industry: The union is demanding increased compensation and better working conditions as the TV industry gears up for a fall 2021 rebound.
The “metaverse” has become one of the hottest topics among marketers globally, especially after some major investments into the hardware and software segments by Apple, Facebook, and Microsoft. And in China, tech companies are already staking their claim in the trend.