AT&T CEO John Donovan slapped down recent 5G criticism by Verizon and T-Mobile at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Those companies and some others have criticized them saying AT&T is “slapping 5G stickers” on upgraded 4G phones. Donovan says that is really just not the case.
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Zoom Founder and CEO Eric Yuan says that the number one most important thing for…
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“Cloud is really the new normal,” says Scott Mullins, Head of Worldwide Financial Services Business Development at AWS. “If you look across enterprise companies and financial services today, the vast majority are considering cloud as a major part of their IT strategy going forward.”
Autonomous Driving for Trucks Will Happen First, Says Full Truck Alliance CFO
“We think the commercialization of autonomous driving for trucks will probably take place a lot sooner than it will take place in the passenger car vehicle sector,” says Richard Zhang, CFO of Full Truck Alliance.
Kevin David Reveals His Proven Method for Making Money With Facebook Ads
One of the keys to making money with Facebook ads is to create and test 100 Facebook ad sets per day, says Kevin David who has become a successful entrepreneur by utilizing this strategy.
‘Ninja’ Tyler Blevins Could be First $10 Million a Year Fortnite Gamer
The best Fortnite player in the world, ‘Ninja’ Tyler Blevins, says he currently makes more than $500,000 a month and may just become the world’s first $10 million a year gamer.
Dan Lok: Most People Suck at the Conversion Mechanism
Online marketing sensation Dan Lok says that when it comes to marketing online, there are only two things, conversion and traffic. That’s it. “To convert the right attention, to convert followers and likes into money, in between you a need conversion mechanism,” says Lok.
Indigo Focused on Using Technology to Improve Farming
Indigo CEO David Perry has been very successful in raising money and running startups, but he is now facing a new kind of challenge; persuading farmers to adopt the latest technologies.
Brands That Adjust to the New Economy Are Going to be More Successful
Former CKE Restaurants CEO Andy Puzder says that brands that adjust to the new economy are going to be more successful. He says that Walmart and Target adjusted to the new economy and that’s why they are doing great.
Rumble Boxing Bringing the “Cool” Factor to Fitness
The Rumble business model is very unique and creative taking the fitness experience to a new level and making it so cool that it has become a viral sensation everywhere it launches.