Google Play has added Venmo as a payment option for purchases including games, apps, add-ons, and digital content. Users can link their Venmo wallet or other linked payment methods like bank accounts and cards to pay for subscriptions or tip creators. This addition complements existing options like PayPal and Cash App, reflecting growing consumer spending on digital content, which reached over $167 billion globally in 2025. This move aims to provide more convenience and flexibility for users in managing payments on the platform.
Duke Energy and stakeholders including Amazon, Google, Meta, and Microsoft have agreed on enhanced protections to shield North Carolina utility customers from costs related to data centers. The agreement requires large-load customers, such as data ce...
Google and Unity have partnered to create an AI-powered gaming platform that allows users to build games using natural language prompts without coding. Their new Playground platform targets users 18 and older, enabling easy game creation, while the u...
After Marvell's October 6, 2026 Investor Day, multiple Wall Street firms upgraded their price targets, with some raising them to $400. Analysts highlight Marvell's strong AI connectivity business and project over $30 in EPS by fiscal 2031, driven by ...
The Invesco RAFI Strategic US ETF (IUS) is recommended as a Buy for value investors seeking balanced exposure amid concerns of market concentration and high valuations in major indexes like QQQ and the S&P 500. IUS uses a methodology blending busines...
Google Labs introduced Playground, an AI-driven platform that enables users to create browser-based games using only text prompts, removing the need for programming skills. Users can choose game genres, styles, and mechanics, upload visuals for AI as...
