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Procrastination steals gains. It's the difference between something great and something that didn't quite make it. Between a lauded artist and a serial starter who can't seem to finish.

Game monetization firm Beamable has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection this week but the company plans to continue with its monetization business.

Apple's latest event raised questions about whether the Siri digital assistant or relatively new 5G technology are ready to deliver on years of promises.

Investors are putting less money to work this year. Here are some tips to put your best foot forward when trying to fundraise.

Valhalla will give fans of the modern Assassin's Creed games another historical adventure, but it is making some overtures to older fans of the series.

Zoom has confirmed that it will begin rolling out end-to-end encryption (E2EE) next week, starting with a 30-day technical preview.

The No.1 mistake that can destroy your business is taking on too much debt during America's coronavirus health crisis, says Shark Tank's Kevin O'Leary.

Zoom has launched a new virtual events marketplace called OnZoom, allowing anyone to market and monetize online events and classes.

Snap has launched a new version of its augmented reality studio that allows users to create cool AR effects on Apple's newest iPhone 12 Pro.

Atlassian detailed new predictive features headed to products across its portfolio, including Jira, Confluence, and Bitbucket.

Google Cloud's Andrew Moore today pledged not to review data enterprise customers share and introduced a personal information redaction tool.

Zoom is launching Zapps, third-party applications that integrate into the platform's existing workflow. Partners include Atlassian, Salesforce, and Slack.

Sweden's Sharkmob has opened a triple-A game studio in London and it's starting to hire game developers for its third game.

Infiot has raised $15 million to develop its platform that leverages AI to help companies manage edge and internet of things devices.

Facebook and Carnegie Mellon University will use AI to search for electrocatalysts to enable scalable renewable energy storage.

Knowing how to grow when your product is your time isn't always so straightforward.

Augury, a startup developing sensors and a platform that can predict when equipment might fail, has raised $55 million in funding.

Mobile measurement firm AppsFlyer found that Facebook led mobile advertising in the first half of 2020, followed by Google and Unity Ads.

Engageli emerged from stealth today with $14.5 million in seed funding to capitalize on the rapid shift to remote learning due to the global pandemic.

Where you'll find the best return on investment depends on the audience you're looking to advertise to.

Adjust has launched a subscription-tracking service and found that people in the U.S. spend around $20.78 a month on app subscriptions.

Facebook will start banning ads that explicitly discourage people from getting vaccinated, the world's largest social media company said on Tuesday.