April 19, 2024

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animals 0 comments on COVID was the best thing for Kitty, as insurance apps for pets boom

COVID was the best thing for Kitty, as insurance apps for pets boom

by Mike Butcher

Technology turned out to be a boon for pets during the pandemic. Without ready access to vets, pet owners turned to mobile apps to keep track on their pet’s health, often via educational content, and in some cases that was linked to insurance providers. The behavior has lit up the VC world as startups roll […]

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SEC chair Gary Gensler takes aim at crypto exchanges for trading against their customers

by Anita Ramaswamy

U.S. regulators, already skeptical of crypto, are doubling down on their stance as the digital asset markets plunge this week. US Securities and Exchange Commission chair Gary Gensler made his concerns clear in an interview with Bloomberg on Tuesday, calling out crypto exchanges for offering multiple services that are often in conflict with one another, […]

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Activision Blizzard stockholders vote in favor of $68.7B sale to Microsoft

by Amanda Silberling

At a special meeting today, Activision Blizzard stockholders approved Microsoft’s proposal to acquire the gaming company for $68.7 billion. This all-cash transaction values the creator of games like “Call of Duty,” “World of Warcraft” and “Candy Crush” at $95 per share. But investors have worried that FTC chair Lina Khan could pull the plug on […]

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It’s not rocket science, why Elon Musk’s Twitter takeover could be bad for privacy

by Carly Page

Elon Musk has put an end to weeks of speculation with the announcement that Twitter has accepted his offer to buy the platform for $54.20 per share share, valuing the social media platform at about $44 billion. While Musk’s drawn-out pursuit of Twitter has come to an end, for him at least, the next chapter […]

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Homeland Security establishes the Cyber Safety Review Board to learn the mistakes from past cyber incidents

by Carly Page

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has assembled a review board that will be tasked with investigating major national cybersecurity incidents in an effort to “meaningfully improve” the nation’s cyber resilience. The Cyber Safety Review Board (CSRB), whose creation was set in motion by a May 2020 executive order signed by President Biden in response to […]

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