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Leading delivery and mobility apps in Brazil suggested they could start paying gig workers' social security contributions.

Crypto exchanges will face more lenient regulatory capital requirements than those for financial institutions.

Owning a radar involves a large capital investment and significant ongoing expense — commitments that are more difficult in today’s broadcast landscape. Even those who can make the investment have frequently had to work through complex integrations just to display their radar feeds to viewers. Climavision and The Weather Company, an IBM Business, are working together to solve both those challenges.

The Greater Wilmington Business Journal is launching Tech Roundup, a bi-monthly gathering of news, e

BrasDex and GoatRAT are two of the viruses behind hundreds of scams and fraudulent banking transactions carried out mainly through PIX.

When it came time for the TV operation to decide how to bring guests on to their live broadcast production programs in a high-quality way, a privately owned television station serving a French-governed island off the coast of East Africa adopted for a product courtesy of U.K.-based Quicklink.

In a cybersecurity ranking that includes the 20 largest economies in the world, Brazil comes just in the 18th position.

Investment in the Brazilian startup ecosystem fell by half in 2022, driving down the numbers for the entire region, a Sling Hub report shows.

GatesAir, now a Thomson Broadcast subsidiary, will supply a big amount of Flexiva FM transmitters as part of a turnkey deal for phase one of a transition that also includes the supply and installation of antennas, towers, auxiliary RF systems and studio digitization across the African nation.

Capitol Broadcasting Co. is partnering with a Manchester, England-based EV and autonomous vehicle data firm to pilot and introduced connected vehicle data-driven infotainment insights for radio listening measurement.