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Saipriya Iyer
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Alibaba plans on offering third-party vendor services on Alipay
Alibaba Group affiliate company, Ant Financial Services Group, is reportedly investigating every possibility to reinforce its capabilities past financial services. These efforts can be seen from the recent plans of the company to bring third-party vendors onto its mobile payment platform known as Al... Read More
U.S. tech giants plan to shift hardware assembly away from China
With the ongoing U.S.-China trade war and recent outbreak of the deadly new coronavirus in the world’s second largest economy, the leading American tech firms Google, Microsoft and Apple are reportedly looking to moving production of their hardware products out of China. However, mitigating re... Read More
VMware launches Partner Connect to support emerging business models
VMware, a publicly traded software company, has recently launched the Partner Connect, which is a new, dramatically simplified and flexible partner program. The new VMware partner program will feature multi-program integration of the VeloCloud partner program as well as the company’s recent ac... Read More
Smart lawn care firm Rachio introduces new non-toxic lawn care plan
US-based natural and sustainable yard care products company, Rachio recently announced to move further into the lawn care space with the introduction of Rachio Thrive, a new d2c lawn care plan. For the record, Lawn Champion, the first Rachio Thrive product was designed to replace traditiona... Read More
The U.S. is planning to build nuclear moon rockets before China
The Pentagon seems to have come up with a plan to accelerate space travel by extending its satellite’s reach closer to the moon by tens of thousands of miles. Apparently, the agency is working on developing an atomic-powered, high-tech, nuclear thermal propulsion engine to boost space expediti... Read More
CURE Pharma inks cannabis licensing agreement with Vanguard Scientific
Cure Pharmaceutical, a pharma firm involved in the delivery and development of drugs, recently announced it has inked an agreement for collaboration and licensing with Vanguard Scientific Systems, Inc. Vanguard is a leading equipment, performance solutions, and systems provider to the botanical e... Read More
SpaceX rival OneWeb places 34 internet satellites in the earth’s orbit
OneWeb, a global communications company, has reportedly launched new internet satellites from Kazakhstan atop a Russian-developed Soyuz rocket. OneWeb had acquired the rocket from Arianespace, a renowned aerospace company based in France. Adrian Steckel, CEO, OneWeb, stated that the launch is ant... Read More
RANE acquires Stratfor to develop its geopolitical capabilities
RANE (Risk Assistance Network + Exchange) announced the acquisition of Stratfor, an Austin-based prominent geopolitical intelligence platform. The acquisition will help RANE to provide an advanced suite of services for corporations and risk professionals. These services will help organizations and p... Read More
Gtriip receives new investment from its Series B round led by KDDI
Gtriip Global, a Singapore based digital identity startup, reportedly announced that it raised new investment from a Series B funding round. While the company did not disclose the raised amount yet, it plans to use the newly raised capital to expand and establish its footprint throughout the Asia Pa... Read More
SoftBank targets deploying self-driving buses in Japan from April 2020
SoftBank Group is aiming to boost its efforts to deploy self-driving buses in Japan soon. The group will soon unveil a plan for carrying passengers across public roads from April. Apparently, a town located on the outskirts of Tokyo, Sakai, has been planning to start running vehicles over a 2.5-k... Read More