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UK Inches Closer to Technical Recession
Finance & Economics

UK Inches Closer to Technical Recession

The United Kingdom’s economic system is currently on a path that could end in recession.

Visa and TECH5 to Promote Digital ID-Based Payments
Fintech & Ecommerce

Visa and TECH5 to Promote Digital ID-Based Payments

Visa announced the beginning of cooperation with the biometric company TECH5.

Yoti Receives Funding From HSBC
Fintech & Ecommerce

Yoti Receives Funding From HSBC

Digital identity company Yoti has received debt financing for 12.5 million pounds from HSBC and another 7.5 million pounds of convertible debt financing from existing shareholders.

Deloitte and Fintech Saudi to Launch Makken Program
Fintech & Ecommerce

Deloitte and Fintech Saudi to Launch Makken Program

Deloitte, a global professional services company, is currently implementing a partnership with Fintech Saudi.

Payoneer Introduces New Features to Small Business Growth
Fintech & Ecommerce

Payoneer Introduces New Features to Small Business Growth

Payoneer, a company operating in the financial technology industry, has announced new features that will enhance the quality of customer service and facilitate entrepreneurs’ access to the global economy.

EBL Launches Biometric Metal Card
Fintech & Ecommerce

EBL Launches Biometric Metal Card

Eastern Bank PLC. (EBL), headquartered in Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, plans to issue the world’s first biometric metal IDEX Pay card.

Soum Raises $18 Million
Fintech & Ecommerce

Soum Raises $18 Million

The re-commerce platform Soum has announced that it has managed to raise $18 million to expand its operations in the Middle East and North Africa.

McKinsey Predicts Domination of GenAI in Business Landscape
Science & Technology

McKinsey Predicts Domination of GenAI in Business Landscape

McKinsey and Company predicts that generative artificial intelligence will continue to occupy a dominant position in the business environment next year.

China Stops Exports of Some Rare-Earth Processing Technologies
Finance & Economics

China Stops Exports of Some Rare-Earth Processing Technologies

The Chinese authorities decided to stop the export of several rare earth technologies.

Anthropic Plans to Raise $750 Million
Science & Technology

Anthropic Plans to Raise $750 Million

The media reports that the startup Anthropic, which operates in the sphere of artificial intelligence, is currently negotiating a $750 million funding raise.

Apple Reportedly to Launch Vision Pro Mixed-Reality Headset by February
Science & Technology

Apple Reportedly to Launch Vision Pro Mixed-Reality Headset by February

The media reports that Apple plans to release its Vision Pro mixed reality headset by February.

Walmart Upgrades Self-Checkout With BNPL from Affirm
Fintech & Ecommerce

Walmart Upgrades Self-Checkout With BNPL from Affirm

Affirm’s flexible pay-over-time BNPL options are now available in self-checkout kiosks at over 4,500 Walmart stores in the United States.

Bunq Unveils GenAI-Platform
Science & Technology

Bunq Unveils GenAI-Platform

Dutch neobank launches a Generative AI-driven platform to replace the outdated search function on its banking app.

UK Supreme Court Says About Impossibility of Call AI as Inventor
Science & Technology

UK Supreme Court Says About Impossibility of Call AI as Inventor

The Supreme Court of the United Kingdom ruled that, from a legal point of view, it is not possible to designate artificial intelligence as an inventor to ensure patent rights.

RBI Warns Risk of India Economic Growth Falter
Finance & Economics

RBI Warns Risk of India Economic Growth Falter

The report of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), which was released on Wednesday, December 20, contains a statement that the economic system of this South Asian country will continue to demonstrate dynamic growth at a healthy pace, but the fact of the negative impact of high inflation on consumer demand creates a risk factor […]

Bank of Japan Holds Off From Policy Normalization Moves
Finance & Economics

Bank of Japan Holds Off From Policy Normalization Moves

The Bank of Japan maintained its moderate stance following the results of its last monetary policy meeting this year, although markets are signaling growing confidence that the financial regulator is gradually approaching the normalization of its activity strategy.