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Balance Introduces Surcharge Fee Option for Credit Card Transactions

In the USA, Balance, a company that offers integrated payment solutions to consumers of financial services, announced the launch of a program for charging additional fees.

News

SVB Financial Sues to Recover $1.9 Billion From FDIC

The parent company of Silicon Valley Bank claims that the American banking supervisory authority owes it $1.9 billion.

News

Revolut US Payments Flaw Leads to $20 Million Theft

The media reported that due to shortcomings in the functioning of the Revolut payment system in the United States, criminals were able to steal money in the amount of two tens of millions of dollars.

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Snapchat Reportedly Reaps Benefits From Creator Revenue-Sharing Program

Snapchat’s plan to distribute the income received as a result of the placement of advertising materials or the results of other activities to promote brand products, with content creators is likely to be effective and will bring significant benefits to the social network.

Fintech & Ecommerce

Revolut Launches Instant Cashback Rewards in US

Revolut has launched a new feature in its US app that provides instant money back.

News

OpenAI Makes GPT-4 Generally Available

Last Thursday, July 6, OpenAI announced the universal availability of GPT-4, its latest model of generative artificial intelligence, through its API.

News

KeyBank Launches Homebuyer Assistance Program for Underserved Communities

KeyBank announced the launch of a program to assist in the purchase of housing for underserved communities.

Science & Technology

OpenAI Creates New Team to Bring Superintelligent AI Under Control

OpenAI is currently creating a new team led by Ilya Sutskever, chief Researcher and one of the co-founders of the company.

Science & Technology

NYC Cracks Down on AI Use in Hiring Decisions

New York became the first US city to introduce regulation of the possibilities of using artificial intelligence when hiring.

Society & Lifestyle

Federal Judge Blocks Biden Administration Officials From Communicating With Social Media Companies

A federal judge on Tuesday, July 4, announced the establishment of a ban on the interaction of some agencies of the Joe Biden administration and senior officials with companies that own social networks.

Science & Technology

US to Curb China Access to Cloud Services

The United States is currently preparing to impose restrictions on access to cloud computing services against Chinese companies.

News

Citi Says AI to Personalize Treasury and Power Data-Readiness Teams

Naveed Anwar, global head of digital platforms and data at Citi Treasury and Trade Solutions, said during a conversation with media representatives that in the current environment, treasurers and CFO need data for everything they do.

Finance & Economics

Yahoo Plans to Become Public Company Again

Yahoo may soon cease to be a private company.

News

Apple Reportedly Aims to Take Epic Games Case to Supreme Court

The media reported on Apple’s intention to transfer its lawsuit with Epic Games to the US Supreme Court.

Science & Technology

Twitter to Make TweetDeck Available Only to Verified Users

Twitter announced that access to TweetDeck will soon be provided only to verified users.

News

FTC Proposes Ban on Fake Reviews

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has taken the initiative to introduce a new rule that prohibits numerous forms of fake reviews on the Internet.