Walmart has revealed its ambitious foray into artificial intelligence (AI) and drone technology to improve its customers' shopping experience.
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Ray Sheehan, founder of Old City Media, has been challenging the industry norms by reshaping how brands connect with their audience. The agency began in the entertainment sector and organized world-class events. However, over time, it started managing major events across retail sectors, switching to the role of an international marketing agency.
Success in Social Commerce — Shane Quigley's Analysis of Popular Social Media Platforms
Looking at the immense popularity of social media platforms, businesses now prefer social media marketing. In 2022, it made $724 billion globally, and experts predict it will skyrocket to $6 trillion by 2030. Capitalizing on social commerce in these times calls for someone who's an old hand at it. That's where Shane Quigley, an e-commerce expert and entrepreneur, steps in.
The Zipinmail Movement: Ending Archaic Mail Delivery, Saving Trees, and Helping Consumers & Businesses
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Google Lays off Around a Thousand Workers in Engineering and Other Divisions
Google has laid off around a thousand employees across the company late Wednesday night. Google has laid off around a thousand employees across the company late Wednesday night.
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In the ever-evolving landscape of investment, a new class of assets is capturing the attention of savvy investors—social assets. These digital properties, encompassing popular YouTube channels, influential social media accounts, and other online platforms, are becoming as sought-after as traditional investments like stocks and real estate or the more recent phenomena of NFTs and cryptocurrencies. This article delves into how social assets are emerging as a lucrative commodity for investors, offering unique opportunities in the digital age.
Alphabet's Google has agreed to settle a lawsuit alleging that the tech company secretly tracked the internet activities of millions of users who believed they were browsing privately.
US-based online retailer Zulily has announced its closure, surprising its customers and hundreds of employees who will be laid off.
A California federal judge has greenlighted the advancement of a lawsuit against Elon Musk's X, which alleged the company's failure to fulfill commitments related to the annual bonuses of its workforce.
An NBC News analysis found that despite the AI hype, only a few companies are actually using it. The hype surrounding artificial intelligence (AI) is reaching a crescendo among major US companies, with almost half of the S&P 500 firms featuring AI prominently in their earnings calls since May.
Amazon has unveiled its latest venture into the world of artificial intelligence (AI) by introducing a new chatbot called Q.
From self-driving cars to personalized recommendations on streaming platforms, artificial intelligence (AI) has become an integral part of our daily lives, often in ways that seem straight out of science fiction.
The digital ecosystem has evolved into a vast and intricate web of communication channels, data repositories, and content sources. While this digital sprawl has opened new avenues for interaction and information sharing, it has also given rise to a profound challenge—efficient content management in the face of overwhelming digital clutter.
If your company has a sales team, imagine a world where you never have to recruit another sales rep ever again, but you could have 100,000 sales reps at the tap of a button. A world where you never have to train, manage, or motivate your reps, but they instead work 24/7/365.
