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From UP to Y Combinator: The rise & rise of Harshita AroraHarshita Arora has become the youngest general partner at Y Combinator. From a self-taught coder, she built a cryptocurrency app and cofoun...- Who is Rosanna Pansino, and why is she taking on MrBeast - world’s most-subscribed YouTuber - over a youth banking app?YouTube star Rosanna Pansino has publicly criticized the world’s most-subscribed YouTuber MrBeast's promotion of the youth banking app 'Ste...
- Google outlines new AI safety push focused on kids, teens, and seniorsIn a move towards responsible innovation, Google is prioritizing AI safety. Advanced on-device measures will protect vulnerable users, incl...
- Junio Payments gets RBI's in-principle authorisation to issue prepaid payment instrumentsJunio Payments Private Ltd has secured in-principle authorisation from the Reserve Bank of India to issue Prepaid Payment Instruments. This...
- AI-powered 'nudify' apps fuel deadly wave of digital blackmailA Kentucky teen’s suicide has spotlighted the rise of AI-driven sextortion, where scammers use “nudify” apps to blackmail minors with fake ...
- Start equity investing early: How to teach your teen to invest in the stock marketTo give the keen teens a headstart, ET Wealth has decided to provide a rudimentary, five-step roadmap to their parents on this Children’s D...
- TikTok's popularity among European politicians rises despite security fearsWith European elections approaching in June, mainstream politicians are wary of ceding ground to fringe parties who have successfully explo...
- If you can't beat 'em? European politicians embrace TikTok despite security fearsEuropean politicians embrace TikTok for voter outreach despite security concerns. ByteDance denies spying allegations. Major leaders like B...
- The downfall of Byju's: How the world’s most valuable learning app became a trapThe group is facing an acute liquidity crunch. Amid mass layoffs and deep losses, the former billionaire founder has sold his homes to pay ...
- Companies give crash course to make staff financially healthy and wiseP&G India, NetApp, MG Motor and Dell Technologies are among organisations enhancing their employee wellbeing offerings to include financial...
- 6 smart money moves for parents of teenagersPrepare your child for the real world by inculcating financial awareness. Here are a few essential first steps that parents should take.
- New ‘digital natives’ will drive fintech adoption, applicationTeenagers have now become the ‘digital natives’ as they are ones who are more familiar with the online world.
- Colleges must push entrepreneurship culture: FamPay foundersIn an interview with ET’s Ashwin Manikandan, Taneja and Jain spoke about their experience of building a startup in the middle of the Covid-...
- Nothing launches Ear (1) wireless earphones in India at Rs 5,999The Nothing Ear (1) wireless earphones, which features a transparent design and active noise cancellation among others, will be available i...
- GameStop boosts teen interest in investing: SurveyAbout 45% of teens said "the GameStop social media situation" boosted their interest in investing with 53% of boys claiming increased inter...
- How financial literacy can change your daughter’s lifeOpen a bank account in your daughter’s name and give her a debit card. Put a fixed amount in the account every month and let her use it for...
- ByteDance investors seek to use stakes to finance TikTok bid - SourcesByteDance has been in talks to divest TikTok's North America, Australia and New Zealand operations to potential acquirers, including Micros...
- Our aim is to push cashless payments among teenagers: FamPay co-foundersFamPay, a neo-bank for teenagers aims to bring cashless convenience to teens and their parents. Last week it launched a numberless card - F...
- FamPay launches numberless card targeted at teenagersWith FamPay and its numberless card, minors can make online (UPI & P2P) and offline payments without the need to set up a bank account.
- Disappointed with adults, this Central Bank is pinning all hopes on kidsSix out of 10 Filipino adults don’t put money aside and most of those who do keep it in piggy banks or safe boxes, according to the central...
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