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Ping An Insurance Group's Global Voyager Investment Fund is leading the latest funding round worth 41.5 million euros ($47 million) for Finleap, a Berlin-based fintech company. The investment marks the fund's first venture into continental Europe.
They're set to be the most competitive as the region undergoes major tech disruption.
Indonesia has the largest and fastest-growing internet economy in Southeast Asia, and is predicted to grow to $100 billion by 2025 and account for $4 of every $10 spent in the region, according to a Google-Temasek report.
Walt Disney entered a multi-year games development partnership with leading mobile gaming company Jam City, continuing the Mouse House's foray into gaming.
Art schools have launched incubators and certificate programs to help art students launch businesses and prepare for careers in the gig economy. These include programs at Arizona State University and the University of the Arts in Philadelphia.
For years, digital media companies wrestled with charging for their content. The pendulum might be swinging in the direction of subscriptions as paywalls gain popularity and ad-fueled businesses struggle.
Going on "Shark Tank" came at the perfect time for the co-founders of Slyde Handboards.
Although black and white television seems to be out of style, more than 7,000 households in the UK still use the monochromatic tv set.
Fitness start-up MIRROR uses a built-in video screen to project workout classes onto your mirror at home.
Thomas Kurian, who was named the new head of Google's cloud on Friday, is facing an instant culture clash when he starts at the internet company. Google and Oracle, where he spent 22 years, are embroiled in a bitter legal dispute.
The city of San Jose just released details on its negotiation with Google to buy a swathes of land to build a mega-campus just 15 miles south of its headquarters.
Google is replacing its head of cloud computing, Diane Greene, with Thomas Kurian, who was previously president at Oracle. Greene joined Google cloud three years ago.
Jim Cramer tells investors to steer clear of Nvidia's stock as it hovers near its 52-week lows.
PG&E, the parent company of the Pacific Gas & Electric utility unit, is expected to become a major player in the early warning camera expansion, CNBC has learned.
Verily, Alphabet's life sciences unit, found it more challenging than expected to measure glucose levels in tears. Especially once it started testing its device outside of the lab.
Channing Dungey, the president of ABC Entertainment, has resigned.
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