Economics stories

London-based VAST Data's valuation soars to $9.1bn following a successful $118m Series E funding round.

Freshworks Inc. enlists former F5 executive, Mika Yamamoto, as Chief Customer and Marketing Officer.

Generative AI in Search now supports four additional languages and extends to over 120 new territories, enhancing search experiences.

Australians are set to spend a staggering $4.8 billion on online marketplaces this festive season, despite cautious economic conditions.

The requirements and prioritisation are determined by the insurer, the market, and, most importantly, the ambition of the leadership.

To establish a customer-centric approach and adapt to the retail sector’s resurgence, businesses must leverage the data and the cloud.

Pure Storage, in partnership with Wakefield Research, released a new report on IT modernization priorities and challenges in today's digital economy.

Ongoing economic uncertainty has driven Australian organisations to explore new ways to improve their operations and maintain their competitive edge.

Current macroeconomic headwinds are driving security up enterprise’s priority list and reshaping the hardware Security Module market.

Some 9 in 10 retailers (86%) are prepared for continued inflation, higher interest rates and potentially lower consumer spending, according to new research.

34% of Aussie SMEs would not survive more than 6 months of economic downturn, with 14% unable to survive a recession at all.

Bitcoin to become legal tender in three more countries in 2022, predicts deVere Group CEO, following El Salvador's lead.

InterSystems has partnered with Veromo to offer registration services directly through online banking, aimed at driving post-pandemic economic growth.

Fujitsu launches Global Strategic Partner Academy to address critical skills shortages in the global IT industry.

New Zealand's economy is poised for a strong start in 2021, rebounding sharply from its COVID-induced recession. .

Cambridge study slams GDP as outdated, pushes 'wealth economy' for future policy.

Consumer preferences are changing, driving a significant shift for Australian businesses, according to a survey by Zuora.

Business risks are expected to increase in 2016. At the same time, it is unlikely there will be any improvement in the coming year.

A Tech Hub has been established in Wellington by the City Council to serve tertiary institutions, start-up ventures, established businesses and more.

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand will probably keep interest rates unchanged this week, reiterating that monetary policy is in neutral, while revising.

Pivotal aims to revolutionize Big Data economics with new software bundle offering, Pivotal Big Data Suite.