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Fintech & Ecommerce

Top 10 White-label SaaS Business Opportunities in 2023

When considering creating their own software product, most people are discouraged by the thought of requiring a lot of time, money, and a professional developer team. However, white-label software providers have brought us to the point where to start your own profitable business you no longer need to have significant starting capital, a team of […]

Finance & Economics

The European Commission Confirms Meta Abused its Market Dominance

The first results of the European Commission antitrust investigation into Facebook’s parent company Meta showed that it created “unfair trading conditions” tying the core social network and Marketplace classified ads service

Fintech & Ecommerce

Klarna to Promote Environmentally Conscious Electronic Brands

BNPL provider Klarna will provide its customers with sustainability data on their chosen brands, starting with the power-hungry consumer electronics industry

Fintech & Ecommerce

Italian PM Does Hard 180 on Right to Refuse Digital Payments

With criticism from Brussels rising, Italian right-wing Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni decided to cancel plans to allow merchants to refuse digital payments under 60 EUR.

Blockchain & Crypto

Nigeria to Legalise Crypto

The government of Nigeria is preparing to pass a bill to “recognize cryptocurrency and other digital funds as capital for investment”

Science & Technology

To Be or Not to Be: Elon Musk Brings New Uncertainty to Twitter’s Future

Elon Musk’s Twitter poll showed the public wants him to step down as the CEO. What’s next for the social and news media platform?

Blockchain & Crypto

Scam Tokens Increase by 41% This Year

Over 350 fraudulent crypto tokens were created per day in 2022, according to blockchain risk monitoring firm Solidus Labs

Science & Technology

BNPL to Account for 4.1% of APAC E-Commerce Payments

Already popular in Australia and New Zealand, BNPL is gradually picking up steam in other APAC markets

Blockchain & Crypto

Bitcoin Down amid BNB Concerns

Bitcoin dips well under the $17,000 threshold, while concerns over the largest global exchange Binance and its native token BNB hinder the crypto market

Finance & Economics

6 Reasons to Use Banking Software for Your Business

Companies require financial solutions for the smooth running of their businesses. Such services help businesses streamline operations, making them more efficient and cost-effective. Banking software offers financial services like payments, transfers, customer account management, and loans. Usually, third-party vendors offer such financial services. You can find a banking software with Sopra Banking.

Science & Technology

CFOs Today Hold More Decision-Making Power than Previous Generations

Accenture has published a report on the role CFOs play in the accelerated digital transformation process, revealing the issue of the “paradox of choice,” increasingly putting executives under pressure

All materials

US Regulator Gets Unlimited Access to China-Based Companies Audit

For the first time in history, the US regulator has inspected China-based audit firms without governmental intrusion, giving hope to Chinese companies that might be delisted from American stock exchanges

All materials

Mars Labs & DWF Labs Team Up for Metaverse

The Mars Metaverse, scheduled for official launch in 2024, has gotten $1M investment from the web 3.0 investment company DWF Labs

Blockchain & Crypto

Rabobank’s Blockchain Pilot Proves Successful

Since 2021, Rabobank has executed a series of real-time euro commercial paper transactions via blockchain technology – the pilot shows great potential

Finance & Economics

Fed Ups Rate 0.5 Percentage Points, Further Increase Likely

With inflation rates highest in the last 40 years, the US Federal Reserve has increased the interest rate by 0.5 percentage points.

Finance & Economics

ECB Raises Rates by 50 bp, Continues to Fight Inflation

Although the European Central Bank (ECB) has slowed down its rate hikes, the institution stressed that significant policy tightening is still ahead