Instagram Cracks Down on AI Profiles Pretending to Be Real People
Ever followed an account thinking there was a real person behind the face only to be tricked with AI? Instagram wants to remove this possibility from the platform.
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Allica Bank Moves Beyond UK, Applies For Swedish Banking Licence
A UK digital bank best known for lending to small and mid-sized companies has just taken its first step onto the European continent. The Allica Bank Swedish banking licence application marks a new chapter for the six-year-old British lender, though what happens next depends entirely on a regulator most people outside Scandinavia have never heard […]
EU Designates ChatGPT a Very Large Online Search Engine Under DSA
ChatGPT just got categorised into one of the toughest regulatory categories in tech. Its monthly user threshold puts the chatbot in the same row with tech giants like Amazon and TikTok when it comes to their operations in Europe.
Hong Kong Regulators Pick 36 AI Use Cases to Test: Visa, Ant Bank Involved
Hong Kong financial regulators enhance their practical artificial intelligence with select 36 use cases for the first cohort of the GenAI Sandbox++. Projects to test span across agent-initiated commerce, payments, customer onboarding and liquidity management.
What Should Riders Know Before Filing a Motorcycle Accident Injury Claim?
A motorcycle crash can leave behind more questions than damaged parts. Riders may face medical bills, missed work, repair costs, and an insurance process that feels hard to follow. The claim itself can depend on details that are easy to overlook, including road conditions, witness accounts, protective gear, and the actions of other drivers.
Does the New York Scaffold Law Apply to Every Construction Site Fall?
A fall at a construction site in New York can look simple from the outside, but the legal questions behind it may be far more detailed. A worker can fall from a ladder, scaffold, roof, platform, or even a level surface, yet each accident may raise different questions under the law. The Scaffold Law in […]
Common Questions About Filing a Car Accident Claim in Austin
Image Filing a car accident claim in Austin typically involves reporting the crash, seeking medical attention, gathering evidence, notifying the appropriate insurance company, documenting your losses, and determining who may be responsible. Taking these steps carefully can help protect your ability to seek compensation for medical expenses, property damage, lost income, and other accident-related losses. […]
How Much Is a Wrongful Death Claim Worth?
A wrongful death claim can be worth anywhere from thousands of dollars to significantly more, depending on the circumstances of the death and the losses suffered by the surviving family. There is no standard amount because every case involves different financial losses, relationships, circumstances, and evidence. Medical expenses, funeral costs, lost income, future earnings, and […]
Meta Youth Trial 2026: What Fintech UX Designers Need to Know
Meta’s youth safety trial opened on August 18 in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, putting Facebook and Instagram’s product design under unusually close legal scrutiny. Four states: California, Colorado, Kentucky and New Jersey, are leading the bellwether case, part of a broader lawsuit brought by 29 states in 2023.
Penny’s End Pushes Cash Closer to the Checkout Exit
The U.S. Senate has passed the Common Cents Act, bringing the end of the penny closer and potentially giving a new push to the country’s shift away from cash payments.
Wall Street’s September Fed Bet Just Got a New Oil Wildcard
The Federal Reserve holds its next rate decision on September 15–16, and for the first time in months, traders are leaning toward a hike, not a cut. The Fed’s rate-setting group, the FOMC, held its benchmark rate steady on July 29 for a fifth straight meeting, at 3.50%–3.75%. But three of its twelve voting members […]
Trump Administration Refunds $100B in “Liberation Day” Tariffs, Most SMBs Locked Out
The U.S. President Donald Trump administration has refunded about $100 billion of the tariff revenue it collected under the 2025 “Liberation Day” duties, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) told a federal court this week. The refunds follow a Supreme Court ruling that struck down the tariffs as illegal, and a subsequent court order requiring […]
Africa, the Far East and Other Emerging Markets Take Centre Stage at SBC Summit
SBC Summit will equip delegates with the strategies needed to identify and capitalise on gaming’s fastest-growing regions, including Africa, Eastern Europe, Eurasia and the Far East, through its dedicated Emerging Markets track.
US GDP Growth Cools to 1.5% in Q2, But Private Demand Holds Firm as Energy Costs Bite
Q2 GDP growth moderated to an annualized 1.5%. This slowdown from prior quarters arrives alongside a steadier signal: underlying private-sector demand in the United States has not softened at the same pace. Brent crude has traded above $89 a barrel through the quarter, keeping energy costs elevated even as broader inflation readings show mixed signs […]
Agentic AI Checkout: The New Fraud & Liability Playbook
The rules governing who can buy what, from whom, and under what authority are being rewritten by trade groups and card networks racing to keep pace with software that shops on its own.
Markets Digest the Fed’s Hawkish Hold as Fresh ISM Data Lands
The Federal Reserve’s July 29 decision to hold its benchmark rate at 3.50%–3.75% is still working its way through markets, and Monday’s ISM Manufacturing PMI report gave investors their first hard data point to test the central bank’s internal split. For payments and lending, the combination points to a stretch of elevated borrowing costs running […]
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