McDonald's says it's considering selling part of AI startup Dynamic Yield
The plan under consideration is to sell the part of the business that works with the third parties while keeping the part that serves McDonald’s
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The plan under consideration is to sell the part of the business that works with the third parties while keeping the part that serves McDonald’s
CMO's top 8 martech stories for the week - 25 February 2021 All the latest martech, customer and adtech news from InMobi, AppsFlyer, Leadspace, DoubleVerify, LinkedIn, Taboola, Dynamic Yield and Jellyfish VidMob raises US$50 million funding Video creative management vendor, VidMob, had closed its latest Series C funding round, securing US$50 million from a mix of funds, strategic investors and influential companies. The list of backers includes a number of well-known faces in the creative technology space including Adobe and Shutterstock. As part of the latest round, former president at Mond...
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Dynamic Yield Expands Multilingual Support for Global Personalization Share Article Leading experience optimization platform enables enterprise brands to launch localized campaigns quicker and with fewer resources This feature is going to save us a lot of time, energy, and resources, making our lives easier when running global campaigns. NEW YORK (PRWEB) February 02, 2021 Dynamic Yield, the Experience Optimization platform, today announced the expansion of its Multilingual Support with the launch of Multilanguage Campaigns, allo...
Last year wasn't the best for dividend-stock investors. For starters, these stocks underperformed the broader market in 2020. "The pandemic and the related economic downturn hit many dividend-related sectors very hard, and then as equities rebounded across the world, that bounceback was really led by technology-related businesses that are not so rich in dividends," explainsDan Lefkovitz, a strategist for Morningstar's Indexes group. Worse, as the novel coronavirus threatened the health of the economy, some companies shored up their liquidity by cutting or suspending their dividends, leaving ...