The subscription economy is booming, and market leaders Netflix and Adobe offer value and growth potential for investors looking for buy-low opportunities.
After falling 26% in three months, Microsoft looks oversold.
As hardware innovation slows, tech companies are turning to subscriptions to unlock features already built into devices. From ...
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HP has subscription laptops now
Whatever happened to just OWNING things? Why do I have to pay every month for software that consistently gets WORSE with each new version? It was bad enough when HP started subscription printing ...
In the iX3, BMW plans to offer features such as the 360-degree surround-view camera and the Driving Assistant Pro package on ...
Efficient business practices boost bottom lines, and finding the right balance begins with using the right productivity ...
Community Housing UK has chosen Belfast software firm Totalmobile and its Field First platform to modernise the delivery of ...
Video in investigation into Nancy Guthrie's abduction raises questions about surveillance technology
Investigators have found surveillance footage of an armed, masked person at Nancy Guthrie's doorstep on the night she ...
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BMW kills heated seat subscriptions but doubles down on software services
BMW ended heated seat subscriptions after customer backlash but continues software services, revealing where car subscription ...
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How to give business credit cards to your employees
Brex reports on efficiently issuing business credit cards to employees, highlighting benefits like reduced reimbursement ...
Between Sandisk and Pure Storage, most Wall Street analysts see the latter as the more attractive stock at current prices.
A factual look at Apple’s growing subscription strategy, current pricing, Creator Studio, and what the shift to services means long term.
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