Author: Sophia

Sophia

Sophia is an entrepreneur and blogger. She is passionate about software, disruptive technology, personal development, and inspiring others.

Jumia, a major African online retailer, recently released financial results for the second quarter. Following its financial reporting this morning, Jumia’s shares surged substantially, rising more than 15% in early trade to $8.12 per share and a modest 1% higher at the time of publication to $8.30 per share. What increased its stock price? In the second quarter, Jumia demonstrated growth across the majority of performance measures, including revenue that exceeded expectations. Active users, orders, GMV, and revenue all increased by double digits for the company as compared to the same period previous year. In Q2 2022, there were 3.4…

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You’ve just returned after a long day at work and entered the house. You only need a moment to gather your thoughts since you’re exhausted and hungry. After grabbing a bite to eat, you relax in front of the TV. The next thing you know, you’ve just finished binge-watching the most recent Netflix series’ five episodes. Even while we all need ways to unwind and shut down, it’s not a good habit to get into. The most successful people in the world invest their free time in studying because of this. Not exactly breaking news, either. Thomas Corley discovered that…

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It’s becoming more and more obvious that consumer-grade security solutions cannot secure decentralised enterprise environments as more businesses adopt remote work. Web browsers are part of that. A wave of enterprise browser providers, including Talon Cyber Security, which today announced it had raised $100 million as part of a series A funding round, are aiming to give security teams the ability to manage administrative privileges on BYOD devices in an effort to give organisations more control over employee access. The requirement for secure business browsers Many corporations felt that typical web browsers have sufficient built-in security capabilities to enable employees…

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Imagine purchasing a monkey JPEG for millions of dollars just to have it stolen from your digital wallet. That’s exactly what happened to actor Seth Green, who eventually had to beg the hacker to give him back the NFT (and probably paid them over $100,000 to do so). Green’s situation is more typical than one might imagine, which begs the question of whether or not NFT platforms should assist their clients in seeking remedy when this occurs. In a sector where decentralisation and self-sovereignty are essential values, it is extremely challenging to combat theft and enforce ownership rights. Alex Taub,…

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Just take a peek at the new generation of web browsers that are emerging to take Google Chrome’s place if you need more proof that people are sick of it. These are not just Chrome clones. Instead, innovative entrants are reimagining the basics of surfing with dramatically different interfaces for managing your tabs and accomplishing tasks, including Arc, SigmaOS, and Sidekick. Along the way, they are also reconsidering the web’s ad-driven revenue structures. They all include ad and tracker blocking as table stakes features, unlike other alternative browsers like Vivaldi and Firefox that rely on search engine partnerships, sponsored bookmarks,…

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Only six months into 2022, and there have already been billions of dollars’ worth of cryptocurrencies stolen and plunder. Even though the amount of stolen cryptocurrency is astonishing, not everything is only about the money. Mashable examined the worst cryptocurrency frauds of 2021 last year. Yes, a significant amount of money was being laundered through the numerous schemes and scams on that list. However, occasionally the daring and originality of some of these hacks and scams—perpetrated by individuals who only escape with six figures’ worth of stolen cryptocurrency—are noteworthy. So without further ado, here are some of the largest and…

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One cannot help but feel a strong sense of nostalgia for the actual Cold War, which ended decades ago, when Presidents Biden and Xi Jinping wrapped up their fifth round of virtual negotiations this week. At least there were strong checkpoints and a formal debate forum in place during the war between the USSR and America to prevent the worst-case scenario of the time—a nuclear holocaust. A simple conversation between the two leaders is preceded by elaborate diplomatic choreography to ensure that expectations are low, and ends with a pro forma statement that the dialogue was “substantive, it was in-depth,…

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You might hear about the value of digital marketing while you explore for strategies to market your company. You might also come across several myths about digital marketing, which we dispel in the video down below. Digital marketing is a crucial component of the expansion of your company and aids in building an authoritative online presence. In actuality, SEO techniques, according to 89 percent of marketers, are effective. Furthermore, strategies like pay-per-click (PPC) marketing boost brand awareness by as much as 80%. Therefore, why is digital marketing crucial? You can support the expansion of your company by making digital investments.…

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Bill Gates, a billionaire, has recommitted to sharing his wealth with others and added that he will someday “drop off” the list of the world’s richest people. It happened at the same time the co-founder of Microsoft revealed he would give $20 billion (£17 billion) to his charitable organization. The fourth-richest individual in the world claimed he had a “responsibility” to give back his wealth to society. In 2010, Mr. Gates committed to donating his wealth, but since then, it has more than doubled. According to Forbes magazine, he is presently worth $118 billion, although that amount will drop dramatically…

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Aritz Eguren observed, gazing beyond an orchard that descended into a deep gorge, “Imagine more than 2,000 cider homes here, rolling from the highlands of Zerain to the sea some 200 years ago.” Ponies were grazing in a group below. Fruit trees glistened in the afternoon sun on all sides. From the incline, we could see the functioning farm owned by Eguren and his wife Maite, Oiharte Sagardotegi, and, behind it, a warehouse of steel barrels filled with naturally fermented cider made from Basque Country apples called Moko, Goikoetxe, and Brazil. Let’s get a drink now, Eguren said. The cider…

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