Monthly Archives: September 2022

Beta can help you determine how much your portfolio will swing when the market moves

Insider’s experts choose the best products and services to help make smart decisions with your money (here’s how). In some cases, we receive a commission from our our partners, however, our opinions are our own. Terms apply to offers listed on this page. Beta isn’t the only type of risk investors need to consider, and…

Vince Zampella says Battlefield 2042 “strayed too far from what Battlefield is”

Respawn Entertainment head and Battlefield franchise boss Vince Zampella has spoken about the reception – and failure – of the series’ most recent entry, Battlefield 2042, suggesting it “strayed too far from” its roots. Battlefield 2042 was dogged by technical issues and controversial design decisions when it launched last year, quickly attracting overwhelmingly negative reviews…

Other Barks & Bites for Friday, September 16: IPWatchdog LIVE Takes Over Renaissance Richardson Dallas, Biden Issues Executive Order on Biotech Innovation, and EGC Affirms Ruling Against Google’s Android Restrictions

This week in Other Barks & Bites: IPWatchdog LIVE sees 250 top industry insiders partake in panel sessions and other events at the Renaissance Richardson Dallas hotel; GM announces a nearly $500 million investment into electric vehicle upgrades at a factory in Marion, IN; the European General Court affirms an EU Commission ruling finding that…

Finding Inspiration, Atmosphere, and Mood for Odd Occurrences by Andrew Nance

Imagine you’re in a car parked outside a dilapidated cabin deep in the woods. It’s around midnight, there’s no moon and no nearby streetlights, so it’s as dark as a night can get. Some friends are with you, one of whom says in a hoarse whisper, “There’s someone sitting on a log behind us.” You all can see the person on such a dark night because the figure is softly glowing. An…

We’re surprisingly good at surviving amputations

Surgical instruments from the American Civil War. American Red Cross/National Archives Last week, a study emerged on the oldest-known healed surgical amputation, found on a young adult in an art-covered cave in Borneo. In that research, the authors argued that because it’s so rare for humans to survive amputations without further treatment, the young adult…

Most fintechs partner with banks. Varo became one, and says it’s paying off

Last month, Varo Bank celebrated the two-year anniversary of obtaining its national bank charter. The move made Varo the first-ever all-digital nationally chartered U.S. consumer bank. The startup launched its banking services aimed at younger consumers comfortable doing all their banking online in 2017. It has raised nearly $1 billion since its 2015 inception and…