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Elliott Management is moving its headquarters to West Palm Beach, while Carl Icahn, Tom Brady, and Peter Thiel have all bought homes in Florida.

PHOTO: Sung Jin Cho | unsplash Companies are increasingly adding customer data platforms (CDPs) to their martech stacks. The CDP Instituteestimates industry revenue will reach $1.55 billion in 2021, a 20% increase over 2020, with other reports expecting more double-digit growth in the future.  CDPs emerged in 2015 to great fanfare and confusion. As is usually the case when a new technology emerges, some predicted the advent of the CDP would bring about the end of legacy technologies, including CRMs. And as is also usually the case, such prophecies fell flat. But how has the rise of the CDP ...

The boss of bar group Revolution has called on the Government to “follow the data” and consider easing restrictions sooner than scheduled as the company sank to a loss for the past half-year. Revolution Bars Group told investors on Tuesday that it slid to a £17.7 million pre-tax loss for the 26 weeks to December 26 after sales were battered by the pandemic. The company’s chief executive Rob Pitcher told the PA news agency there was reason for positivity after around third of its venues reopened on Monday. “Yesterday was a great day for us, our teams and customers, even if it was snow...

Trianz Wins Digital Revolution Award for Business Pioneer of the Year SANTA CLARA, Calif., April 13, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Trianz has been named the winner of the Business Pioneer of the Year in the first ever edition of the Digital Revolution Awards. The Digital Revolution Awards recognize and celebrate the very best individuals and businesses in the cloud ecosystem. With digital transformation more crucial than ever, the awards seek to showcase the outstanding work being done across the cloud industry and commend those making a difference to the way we work, the way we live, and the way we ...

Live casino provider Evolution Gaming said on Monday it had agreed to buy Australia-based online slot machine developer Big Time Gaming for up to 450 million euros ($534.8 million).