Enterprise

When Brandon Fishman decided to offer a discount on his vitamin-infused coffee during Target’s weeklong deals event, he did not anticipate the negative repercussions it would have on his Amazon sales. The decision to lower the price of his product resulted in a significant drop in sales on Amazon, putting his business at risk. Amazon’s
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As commercial space flight becomes increasingly common, more companies are entering the market to offer paid customers the opportunity to travel into space. Names like SpaceX, Blue Origin, and Virgin Galactic have made headlines in recent years for their efforts in this space. Now, new startups like France-based Zephalto, Florida-based Space Perspective, and Arizona-based World
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The European Union antitrust regulators recently concluded a four-year investigation into Apple’s tap-and-go payments technology by accepting commitments from the tech giant. This decision was made to address concerns surrounding the potential restriction of competition within the mobile wallets market on iPhones. Apple committed to allowing access to its tap-and-go payments technology to rivals, including
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Germany’s government has been in the spotlight recently due to its decision to sell off large amounts of bitcoin. The Bundeskriminalamt, also known as the Federal Criminal Police Office, has been actively selling bitcoin from a seized wallet. In June alone, 900 bitcoins worth approximately $52 million were sold, followed by an additional 3,000 bitcoins
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