Fintech
How embedded finance is powering business growth with fintech
Embedded finance is reshaping business growth, turning payments, loans, and insurance into seamless, revenue‑driving experiences
Benedicta Philemon
Benedicta Philemon is a Data Analyst at Rwazi leveraging market intelligence and technology to uncover actionable insights to drive impactful, informed decisions for global business leaders.
Financial automation
How AI Agents are shaping finance and accounting for businesses
Generative AI is not just a tool; it’s an autonomous force revolutionizing finance. AI Agents are set to drive the market from $1.95B to $15.69B by 2034, by automating bookkeeping (47.8% CAGR) and providing real-time credit scoring in emerging markets
NVIDIA
Nvidia’s AI chip monopoly is cracking amid rising competitors in 2025
Nvidia dominates the AI chip market, but competitors like AMD, Intel, and Micron are gaining fast. Rising alternatives promise more innovation, lower costs, and a resilient supply chain, reshaping how businesses access AI-powered technology in 2025.
economic trends, US economy
How the 2025 U.S. govt. shutdown is shaping consumer spending
The 2025 U.S. government shutdown is hitting households and businesses hard. With federal workers not paid, SNAP benefits at risk, and economic data delayed, consumer spending slows, forcing companies to adapt to financial strain and uncertainty.
immersive marketing
Immersive marketing in 2025: how can brands adapt?
Immersive experiences are transforming how consumers engage with brands. In 2025, businesses that pair AR/VR innovation with real-time data insights will lead the way in engagement, personalization, and loyalty
AI infrastructure
The companies powering the $12 trillion AI revolution
NVIDIA, Microsoft, Apple, and other tech giants now control the AI infrastructure powering billions of daily interactions. Asian challengers like Tencent and Alibaba are racing to build sovereignty. This article explores who holds the power behind AI and what it means for businesses and innovation.
How consumer spending fueled a 3.8% growth rebound in the U.S. economy
A consumer-driven surprise After a year of global uncertainty, with rising interest rates, trade tensions, and uneven recovery across major economies, the U.S. economy delivered a standout performance in the second quarter of 2025. Growth came in at 3.8%, according to revised estimates from the Bureau of Economic
AI Avatars
AI avatars are taking over livestream shopping
AI avatars are reshaping livestream shopping in Indonesia. These digital hosts mimic human expressions, gestures, and voices in real time, streaming endlessly without fatigue. While they scale efficiency, human hosts still lead in trust and engagement, creating a hybrid future for digital commerce.
AI economy
What OpenAI’s $500 billion valuation tells us about data’s future
OpenAI’s $500B valuation shows the power of data, infrastructure, and partnerships in today’s AI-driven world. Businesses that leverage real-time, localized insights can turn information into action, make smarter decisions, and scale globally with precision.
How the U.S. holds $70 trillion in stocks while BRICS catch Up
Global stock markets, basically the total value of all publicly traded company shares are still dominated by a few big players. The United States alone sits at nearly $70 trillion, more than every other country combined. That kind of dominance doesn’t just look impressive on paper, it drives where
e commerce
Instagram’s 3 billion users signal the next era of digital commerce
Instagram has reached 3 billion monthly users, transforming from a photo app into a global e-commerce hub. With Reels, Shopping tools, and AI-driven discovery, brands can now reach audiences worldwide, turning content engagement into direct sales and reshaping the future of retail.
Global retail takeover: how multinationals are dominating Latin America
Foreign supply chains are transforming Latin American retail In the world of commerce, a supply chain is the network of suppliers, manufacturers, distributors, and retailers that moves a product from raw materials to the hands of the consumer. When a foreign company operates a supply chain in another country, it