So you’re in the store about to make a massive purchase by tapping your credit card, when suddenly, you hesitate. This is about to make a huge dent in your wallet in one fell swoop, so you decide against it. You might have one less problem to worry about soon as Buy Now, Pay Later
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Global content powerhouse NBCUniversal (NBCU) and Australian bookie PointsBet (ASX: PBH) are continuing their success story with a two-year extension to their existing five-year, US$500m partnership. The original five-year deal – struck in 2020 – required PointsBet to spend US$90m per year on advertising across all NBC-owned networks, but today has been revised to US$58m
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Good luck comes in threes for high performance Computing-as-a-Service provider Dug Technology (ASX: DUG), as it locks in a $3.6 million order from geoscience tech company Searcher Seismic. As per the Company, this represents Dug’s share in a multi-client data sale that Searcher made a few years ago. Searcher and Dug have a partnership history.
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If you’re looking to rent out a city apartment in the coming months, you could get a lot more rental income by waiting for the massive influx of international students set to arrive in Australia in the coming weeks. The influx has been catalysed by a landmark edict declared in China where the Government will
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This quarter has been a busy one for Australian cannabis distributor Cann Group (ASX: CAN), evident in the Company’s sales revenue figures increasing a tidy 91% from the same quarter last year. But with the release of disappointing trial results following its CBD placebo-controlled study, the Company has had to work against a backdrop of
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By 2024, the metaverse is expected to become an $800 billion market. Building on virtual reality and augmented reality techs, the metaverse gives rise to a virtual world where you can interact and engage like you would in real life. Tech giants, including Google, Amazon and Microsoft, have invested billions into the metaverse, making it
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