About 1,850 Bilt cardholders received incorrect collection notices caused by a third-party collections agency's reporting error, affecting credit scores by 50 to 60 points. The issue involved cards Bilt stopped offering in 2022. Bilt discovered the problem on July 31, promised corrections within three business days, and offered 2,500 reward points (worth about $50) to affected customers. This incident follows earlier complaints about Bilt's card transition issues and ongoing scrutiny from regulators and Senator Elizabeth Warren.
Chery unveiled its Globalisation 3.0 strategy at the 2026 International User Summit, aiming to transform from a traditional automaker into a high-tech integrated ecosystem by 2035. The strategy emphasizes AI adoption, green technologies, and local ma...
Unfair Links, founded by Rollo Unden and Oliver Fish, has launched a beta service providing local backlinks that are matched to a business's Google Business Profile, country, language, and page topic. Unlike generic backlinks, these links come from r...
Brett Winton of ARK Invest highlights Bitcoin's value as digital gold and an insurance asset against AI-driven financial system attacks. He compares Bitcoin to gold, noting its portability and resistance to seizure, useful during financial crises or ...
Tango, a global live-streaming platform, has donated tens of thousands of dollars to support FRIDA Ukraine's mobile cancer screening program. This initiative brings essential cancer detection and preventive healthcare services directly to underserved...
Uniswap's latest version, v4, processed about $32.772 billion in trading volume over the 30 days ending October 24, accounting for 50% of the total $65.486 billion traded across all three versions. This volume is roughly $674 million more than v3's $...
