Dive into the pitch decks from 14 cutting-edge startups leveraging AI to revolutionize advertising and marketing. Discover how these companies secured millions in venture capital by showcasing their advanced technology and visionary approaches.
An overview of Deloitte, PwC, EY, and KPMG's performance during their most recent financial years highlights significant changes within the consulting industry in 2025.
TikTok has introduced a new feature called Minis, a dedicated section within the app for micro dramas — brief, engaging soap-style stories. This move is aimed at increasing user interaction and expanding e-commerce opportunities within the platform.
Georg Loewen found it challenging to reach the office on time because of daycare drop-offs. After discussing the issue with his manager, he was allowed to work remotely, easing his commute and work-life balance.
A Hindi version of Google's support page reveals that the company is quietly experimenting with a service that allows users to change their Gmail addresses without losing any data or emails.
Discover how startups in the creator and influencer space secured millions in funding by effectively using these 46 pitch decks to attract venture capital and investor confidence.
Sam Levy and Tim MacGougan stepped down from their executive roles at Hinge to create Rodeo, a new app designed to streamline the process of planning get-togethers with friends.
Discover how 14 innovative startups in the dating and social networking space successfully attracted millions in venture capital by leveraging compelling pitch decks.
HireArt's 2025 compensation report reveals significant shifts in how data annotators are compensated, reflecting the growing demand for specialized subject experts over generalist data labelers in AI training. This trend offers unique insights into the evolving landscape of AI model development and its workforce.
OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman raised concerns about the potential for an AI bubble, sparking a debate among prominent business leaders. Figures such as Bill Gates, Mark Cuban, and Jensen Huang have shared differing opinions on whether the AI sector is currently overvalued or justified in its rapid growth.