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A MENA fintech built for unbanked and disrupted savers launches with a $2 million+ pre-seed and a self-custody pitch.

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Verizon launches Simplicity with one flat line price, yet the $30 promo hinges on autopay, carrier-switch discounts, and My Verizon loyalty enrollment.

Version 22.5.0 tackles a stability problem Nintendo should have handled since 2017, changing how risk-aware teams plan updates.

A two-year-old Israeli startup went from factory automation to rocket programming, and investors just backed it with $20M.

Callback 8020 ditches social, email, and the browser, runs Sailfish OS, yet keeps music, calls, and WhatsApp.

The Tokyo quartet says meeting Grohl and getting the hype changed everything, starting with a trip over seas.

A second, unannounced Witcher project adds major budget, platform, and publishing risk as Witcher 3’s expansion and Witcher 4 timelines unfold.

The creator behind Minecraft and a million weekly subscribers explains what it means to mature publicly on Twitch.

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