eBay to Launch AI-Powered Image-Based Listing Tool
eBay will expand its range of offers by adding an image-based listing tool to this list.
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JPMorgan CEO Criticizes Capital Rules Proposed by US Authorities
Jamie Dimon, chairman of the board and chief executive officer of JPMorgan Chase & Co, said he disagreed with the rules on capital that were proposed by regulators of the United States.
Google Chrome Introduces Alternative to Third-Party Cookies
Google Chrome new feature, Privacy Sandbox, tracks users’ behaviour and collects data in the browser instead of using third-party cookies.
Razorpay Acquires BillMe to Improve Digital Invoicing Service
Razorpay expands its product portfolio with an acquisition of the digital billing platform BillMe
XBox and Mastercard Launch Co-Branded Credit Card
The Xbox Mastercard has no annual fee and offers numerous rewards to qualified Xbox Insiders
Taiwan’s Chip Firms Want Tax Fix
A high-ranking representative of Taiwan, in the United States Hsiao Bi-khim said that semiconductor companies from this Asian country are in no hurry to make decisions on increasing investment in the USA because of the double taxation system, which they characterize as unfair and appear without sufficient grounds.
G20 Countries Call for Rapid Adoption of Global Cryptocurrency Rules
The heads of the G20 countries called for measures to be taken and intensive work to implement global rules in the area of cryptocurrencies as soon as possible.
Uber Works on TaskRabbit-Like Service
Uber Technologies is currently working on creating a service that is to a certain extent an analogue of TaskRabbit.
Microsoft to Offer Legal Safeguards AI Users in Copyright Cases
Microsoft has announced its intention to provide some legal guarantees to its customers who use the company’s products based on artificial intelligence.
G20 Countries Declare Commitment to Responsible AI Development
During the G20 summit in India, one of the main issues to be discussed and studied was the responsible use of artificial intelligence.
Wells Fargo to Pay $1 Billion to Settle Investor Lawsuit
Wells Fargo will pay $1 billion as part of the settlement of a lawsuit filed by investors in connection with the situation with authorized customer accounts.
BNY Mellon Launches Payments Service
The American bank BNY Mellon has established cooperation with Trustly in order to launch an open banking service, through which organizations will be able to carry out payment transactions of consumers directly from their accounts opened in financial institutions.
Nvidia to Partner With Tata and Reliance
Nvidia Corporation intends to establish cooperation with Indian companies Tata Group and Reliance Industries in the area of artificial intelligence.
Threads Expands Search
Threads extends the search function to most English-speaking and Spanish-speaking countries.
Neobank Zopa Raises $93 Million
The British neobank Zopa announced that following the results of the next round of financing, it managed to raise investment funds for 75 million pounds ($93 million).
Ant Launches AI Language Model
The Chinese firm Ant Group Co presented an artificial intelligence tool, which is intended for use in the areas of money management and insurance services.
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