Molly Wood: Let’s pivot to data. How valuable is that? One thing you’re getting with this acquisition is, of course, a lot of personal data that Credit Karma has been known for not selling. How valuable is that data, and do you expect to monetize it in the future?
Goodarzi: Let me start with our data stewardship principles: It’s the customers’ data, not ours. We will never sell the data, and the data will never be used without the customer’s consent. When they consent, it will only be used for their benefit. As we look ahead, doubling down on those principles collectively is important. It’s really pulling together the data for the customer, so it’s in their hands.
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Grand Reopening set for Alley Cats Marketplace in Phila - News - Times Reporter - New
Eighteen new artisans will include their offerings when Alley Cats Marketplace hosts its grand reopening Saturday, March 7,
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“We are very excited to reopen our doors again after a two-month hiatus for creativity and a bit of a remodel. We have missed our customers and friends,” said Debbie Aubihl-Knisely, proprietor.
Alley Cats Marketplace is a 5,000-square-foot creative marketplace that opened in May 2019 in downtown New Philadelphia.
Millennium Launches New Location Entering the Texas Marketplace | State | apg-wi.com
In a statement, James Kyle , Founder and CEO of Millennium stated: "Our growth comes from understanding our clients' needs and catering our solutions to help them make faster decisions and deploy broadband systems more efficiently. We've seen businesses and communities in Texas continue to expand, requiring faster speeds and a more reliable Internet.
Millennium will continue to help companies from our new Texas facility by performing feasibility studies, network design, material supply, asset management and flexible financing options. By positioning the warehouse in North Texas we can effectively service the majority of the State and into Oklahoma and New Mexico with one day service.
Overstock backs away from commercial marketplace protest -- Washington Technology
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Minor Change in Chrome 80 Cripples Major Hacking Marketplace - ExtremeTech
Last year, the Genesis Store got about 18,000 new fingerprints per day, but now that number is down to barely 600. The site’s catalog of fingerprints has dropped from 335,000 to about 200,000 in recent days. The original developer of AZORult has long since vanished into the depths of the internet, and no one has the source code. Despite the success of the malware, it’s now useless for stealing Chrome data with no way to update the code.
Unfortunately, this will probably not be the end of the Genesis Store. The latest data shows the site has been testing new malware strains to collect data. As always, your best bet is to keep your system up-to-date and avoid installing anything suspicious.
SCYTHE Marketplace Launches at RSA Conference | Business Wire
"Enterprises can put targets on particular capabilities or modules they would like to see driving what the platform can do for them." - Bryson Bort, CEO of SCYTHE, Inc.
"The SCYTHE Marketplace enables corporate red teams to test the latest real world cyber threats and know exactly if their enterprise is ready to tangle with cyber threats from nation states, insiders and criminal organizations." - Ron Gula, President of Gula Tech Adventures and SCYTHE Board Member
Walmart launches fulfillment service for third-party marketplace sellers | Supply Chain Dive
Walmart Fulfillment Services (WFS) offers storage, picking, packing and two-day shipping, returns and customer service and will eventually expand to next-day shipping according to the company. The service was developed with marketplace seller input at a Walmart fulfillment center in Shepherdsville, Kentucky and requires no monthly membership fee.
"There are lots of reasons to like the [fulfillment] business. We're feeling good about the start. We built the technology. We've got a handful of sellers using it. They like it. We're seeing good results. But it's something that we're going to, you know, take slowly to make sure it's right before we really, you know, blow it out," Marc Lore, CEO of e-commerce U.S. said at the company's investor conference in New York City last week.
Trump's market concern could complicate COVID-19 efforts - Marketplace
"That leaves [President Donald Trump] more vulnerable than most presidents would be if we see a continued sell-off," said Neil Irwin, a senior economics correspondent for the New York Times, in an interview with “Marketplace” host Kai Ryssdal.
In a recent column, Irwin noted that this focus on Wall Street could lead to issues with the president's leadership when it comes to dealing with a possible pandemic. He compared the administration to a private company.
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