Business Trends
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Buy Now, Pay Later Service Affirm Is Teaming Up With Stripe The fintech team-up will give millions of customers the option to buy now and pay later when checking out with Stripe. -
Google Maps Worker Told to Return to Office Work or Quit Google Maps workers speak out on unfair return-to-work policies, with contractors unable to cope with the financial strain. -
Buy Now, Pay Later Service Klarna to Lay Off 10% of Workforce The news comes after reports that the fintech giant could lose a huge proportion of its current valuation. -
Proton Is Now Bundling Its VPN, Email, and Cloud Storage Services Proton's VPN will stay available as a stand-alone service, with the price unchanged for now. Here's what the bundle offers. -
Microsoft Outlook Is Getting a Big Update This Summer Keep an eye out this July for a revamped Outlook interface along with better integrations across the platform. -
Study: 20% of Workers Are Likely to Find a New Job in the Next Year The survey showed that pay (71%) was a massive driver, as well as job fulfillment (69%) and schedule flexibility (49%). -
India Orders VPNs to Keep User Logs or Leave the Country According to a recent release by Cert-In, VPN providers unwilling to collect user data in India will have to pull out. -
Shopify Merchants Can Now Accept Crypto.com Pay Transactions Shopify merchants will be able to accept up to 20 different coins, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Dogecoin. -
Google Chat Boosts Workplace Scrutiny By Bringing Back Idle Status The new clock-shaped icon will automatically appear on users' Chat accounts five minutes after their last activity. -
Microsoft Teams Improves Login Functionality for eSign Providers The necessary tool will be more accessible to Microsoft Teams users, who previously had to login for every single use. -
Slack and Teams are Replacing Business Emails, Report Shows This new survey suggests that employees are starting to prioritize casual and secure messaging. -
Microsoft Teams Is Tackling Virtual Parent-Teacher Conferences Next The new conferencing feature arrives in May and works across three forms of communication: chat, email, or phone.