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Inspired by pandemic lessons that kept customers in cars, chains are adding more lanes and curbside pickup, improving apps and testing menu boards that use

Two years had passed since McDonald's acquired Dynamic Yield for $300M, and now the fast-food giant is looking to sell off part of its operations...

Prasad Shejale Over the past couple of years, India has made massive investments to ensure advancements in the digital ecosystem, and initiatives like Digital India have improved connectivity across cities and villages. The country has taken a giant leap in the digital revolution through 4G; thus, the aggregate number of internet users in India exceeds the aggregate number of internet users in some developed economies. The country is home to the lowest per GB cost globally; one gigabyte (1GB) ...

US stocks close higher to kick off March as economic outlook brightens (SPY +2.4%). Iran rejects EU offer to resume nuclear talks with US. The Market in Perspective Here are the headlines moving the markets. Oil Workers Move To Renewable Jobs, But The Pay Is Lower As thousands of oil and gas jobs disappeared during the oil price and demand crash last year, more and more former oil workers moved to jobs in the clean energy business, but they have also taken a pay cut moving to renewables as t...

Dynamic Yield was acquired by McDonalds in 2019 and allows the fast food giant to show food recommendations based on time of day, weather, current restaurant traffic and trending menu items.

); //]]>//--> By Vivian Wagner Dec 17, 2020 5:00 AM PT Cosmetics companies traditionally have relied on in-person retail sales to attract new customers and maintain existing clientele. The pandemic, however, has upended the cosmetics industry, bringing new challenges as well as a host of opportunities for companies that are agile and creative enough to take advantage. The E-Commerce Times spoke with experts in cosmetic sales and e-commerce about trends in this dynamic and evolving industry. Per...

Less than a month ago, Lex Greensill was heralded as "the king of supply-chain finance"... London-based Greensill Capital was heralded for apparently revamping the humdrum business of supply-chain finance, a kind of lending that speeds up payments between companies. Bloomberg reported in early Feb that the 44-year-old financier says the firm provided $150 billion to businesses and customers in 175 countries last year. ... Senate Democrats are ditching a proposal to use tax code to penalize co...

McDonalds doesnt breakout the financial performance of Dynamic Yields business. Dynamic Yield has additional clients in the retail space, and McDonalds said the potential sale would be related to the third-party business, not what the company does for the fast-food giant. McDonalds said the potential sale is exploratory and preliminary at this point and it is possible it might not happen. The possibility of a sale was first reported by The Wall Street Journal. "The potential sale of the non-Mc...

McDonald’s Corp is weighing the sale of part of digital start-up Dynamic Yield, which it bought two years ago in a bid to boost drive-through and in-restaurant kiosk orders, the two companies said on Saturday. McDonald’s had originally looked to the artificial intelligence business to provide personalized digital promotions to consumers, which would vary depending on the time of day, weather and wait times. A potential partial sale of the company had “been discussed from the outset, and no...

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: Walmart’s recent move to hire away a “pair of senior Goldman Sachs bankers” to head up the retailer’s new fintech startup (a collaboration with Ribbit Capital) has tongues wagging about the company’s ambitions to shove its way into the banking business and “intertwine itself in the financial lives of its customers” - Bloomberg and WSJ Now that Adam Neumann’s squared away [shares purchased, lawsuit settled], SoftBank’...