Truecaller has introduced eSIM services targeting travelers, offering data plans from 1 GB for 7 days to 20 GB for 30 days across 29 countries, excluding India due to strict telecom rules. The move aims to diversify revenue streams amid declining ad sales, leveraging Truecaller's existing user base of over 500 million for easier market entry. The company partners with Telna and Telness Tech to operate the platform, positioning the eSIM as a strategic addition to enhance app usability and subscription income. This launch comes as Truecaller faces financial challenges, including a 27% drop in net sales and a 44% decline in ad revenues in Q1 2026, alongside recent job cuts.
Halper Sadeh LLC, a law firm specializing in investor rights, is investigating whether shareholders of LCI Industries, Nuvalent, Dana Incorporated, and Taylor Morrison Home Corporation are receiving fair deals in their companies' recent sales. The fi...
Breckenridge Distillery, a subsidiary of Tilray Brands, earned Double Gold and a 96-point score for its Rum Cask Finish at the New York International Spirits Competition, marking the highest honor. The distillery was also named Colorado Distillery of...
The Organic Produce Summit 2026, held July 14-16 in Monterey, California, features a comprehensive education program with industry leaders discussing sustainability, market trends, and innovations in organic produce. Highlights include a new women's ...
Crédit Agricole has acquired 100% of CAWL's capital from Worldline, shifting their partnership from a capital-based to a commercial collaboration. CAWL will continue integrating Worldline's payment acceptance solutions in its offerings, aiming to str...
Crédit Agricole has fully acquired CAWL from Worldline, transitioning their partnership from equity-based to a commercial model. CAWL will continue integrating Worldline's payment acceptance solutions, aiming to strengthen its position in French merc...
