Potential 10% APR cards are symbolic compliance with Trump’s demand, not a real shift in credit pricing.

The news: Over 38,600 residential structures were within the flood zone of the Guadalupe River disaster in Texas over July 4th, per Realtor.com. And the aftermath has revealed alarming gaps in locals’ insurance coverage. Our take: To close the gap, they must help customers understand the value of their services and what affects pricing. Insurers should: Build campaigns around why separate flood insurance is needed, educate consumers on the factors that influence flood insurance premiums, and highlight preventative measures homeowners can take to reduce flood risk.

The $8 billion Informatica buy signals a pivot from flashy AI tools to reliable, compliant data—core to scaling enterprise automation without sacrificing transparency.

The CFPB will reportedly ask a federal court to vacate the rule—side-stepping the lengthy rescinding process and setting back open banking indefinitely.

No matter when or how they land, President Donald Trump’s tariffs will shake up retail and digital media.

In today’s episode, we talk about what’s going on with Bitcoin since Trump won the election, how his policy moves could affect cryptocurrency, and the likelihood of America launching a digital dollar. Join the discussion with host and Head of Business Development, Rob Rubin, and Analysts Grace Broadbent and Tyler Van Dyke.

On today's podcast episode, we discuss what was behind Google performing so well in Q2, why YouTube is doing so well, and ranking the impact of AI at the search giant. Tune in to the discussion with host Marcus Johnson and analyst Evelyn Mitchell-Wolf.

The number of US life insurance policyholders is set to decline in the next few years. Understanding roadblocks to coverage in untapped and growing markets can help insurers right the ship.

After facing regulatory scrutiny for some major missteps, it plans to focus on other areas of business—and that’s one less lender in the shrinking student loan market.

Thirty percent of all insurance transactions will occur in embedded channels within the next five years. Insurers who don’t act now will miss out on reaching new customers—and risk losing current ones to innovative competitors offering embedded policies.

Government resistance against TikTok intensifies: The list of states banning TikTok on government devices keeps growing. Could intensifying scrutiny lead to an all-out US TikTok ban?

Telehealth exposure helps patients stay attentive to their care: We dive into study findings comparing the quality of in-person care with virtual and analyze how the rosy results for telehealth could impact future policies.

Smarter subsidies and incentives for EV adoption: Global EV adoption targets require a monumental shift for consumers. The shift can be accelerated by incentives to help bring down initial costs.

Biden Administration prepares to promote innovation through tighter regulation: The DOJ’s support for antitrust bill could level the playing field for smaller firms but risks putting Big Tech on the defensive.

Competition from fintechs and consumer brands is compelling leading banks and technology providers to revise their strategies. These fintechs and brands are scaling and evolving rapidly on top of banking as a service (BaaS) and open banking infrastructure. We’ve spoken with executives at financial institutions, fintechs, and vendors about how to thrive in an ecosystem that’s reshaping financial services.

AT&T, Verizon pushing through with 5G rollout despite FAA’s request for two-week extension: Carriers propose “exclusion zones” to dampen 5G’s interference of aircraft safety systems in airports.

We unpack how Khan could push the agency toward increased enforcement and a fundamental reimagining of what constitutes monopolistic behavior.