Banks are plagued with excessive fees, poor customer support and a lack of technology.
But one industry is thriving on its problems — cloud banking software, a market that is expected to grow from a $8b market in 2019 into a $28b market by 2027 and here’s why…
We’ve successfully cloned sheep, CRISPR can be used to edit genes, but nothing feels quite futuristic as flying taxis.
Over the past few months, several electric vertical-takeoff-and-landing vehicle (eVTOL – aka electric helicopters) companies have been going public – mostly through SPACs.
Special Purpose Vehicle Acquisition Companies (SPACs) — aka blank check companies — was the hype investment of 2020.
In 2020, SPACs became a popular way for companies to go public. These publicly traded investments gave retail investors the chance to invest in a company — before they went public.
Southeast (SE) Asia’s cookin’ up some growth and they’re about to serve the US with a dish of tech IPOs — all the way from the East.
Marketplaces (e.g Etsy, Airbnb, Uber) are the platforms (middlemen) that connect buyers and sellers. On Mar. 22, venture capital firm, a16z, released their annual list of the largest 100 consumer marketplace companies.
While most companies on this list are privately traded, the list gives a peek at emerging trends — and also companies that could go public in the coming year.
NFT’s are digital assets that can be used to represent unique ownership of digital files (i.e. digital art, video files, items in games, etc.).
By being hosted on the Blockchain, no one else can change the identity/record of ownership. One of the first NFT uses was CryptoKitties — a blockchain-based platform launched in 2017 to trade virtual kittens.
