Europe expands IT budgets in face of recession fears: Artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and software are technology’s bright spots, while devices continue to slump. We look at Europe’s growth opportunities.
The cohort experiences life through social media and mobile devices. Banks must adapt to win their dollars.
The federal agency wants to keep its funding separate from congressional appropriations to continue its aggressive crackdown agenda.
Both firms reported slight profit improvements in Q4 following a shift away from a growth-at-all-costs mentality—which is likely to continue into 2023.
Web3 is intrinsically linked to crypto, which is in crisis. Web3 users can’t touch applications without touching crypto.
Gen Zers provide a pivotal opportunity for banks as at least 4 million of them will open accounts each year through 2026.
The tech gap exacerbates the underserved cohort’s financial risk. Collaborating with digital challengers could change that.
Employees at banks with rigid in-office schedules are less compliant than those at more flexible firms.
But only a handful of the 150,000 new startups earned funding, causing the economy to miss out on up to £250 billion of new value, according to the Rose Review.
The atypical credit card automatically applies rewards to customers’ balances—a feature that can be appealing to money-conscious consumers.
Life Sync lets customers adjust their financial goals on the mobile app to get more accurate advice quickly. But goals that always change can’t be reached.
It wants to develop more adjacent services for the Cash App ecosystem, which could help it maintain its Q4 growth trajectory.