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‘Deceive Inc.’ is a spy game about competing with your co-workers

The world premiere for Deceive Inc. has revealed a multiplayer spy game where players must race against their fellow spies to complete objectives before they do, using social stealth, gunplay and gadgets. The first trailer for Deceive Inc. was shared during the PC Gaming Show 2022 today (June 12) and demonstrates the lengths that players will have to go to in order to complete a contract before their rival co-workers do. “Disguise as anyone, deploy an arsenal of high-tech gadgets or neutralize the competition. As long…

Affirm and Klarna ramp up competing efforts to attract US consumers – TechCrunch

Welcome to The Interchange, a take on this week’s fintech news and trends. To get this in your inbox, subscribe here. Buy now, pay later has become nearly ubiquitous here in the U.S. As such, companies that offer that technology to merchants are unsurprisingly growing more competitive with each other. Case in point. This past week, San Francisco–based Affirm announced it was making its buy now, pay later technology available to U.S. businesses that use Stripe’s payments tech. This means that a whole slew of companies…

Kohl’s stock surges on report bidders are still competing for company

The Kohl's logo is displayed on the exterior of a Kohl's store on January 24, 2022 in San Rafael, California.Justin Sullivan | Getty ImagesKohl's shares surged more than 15% Wednesday, after being briefly halted, on hopes the retailer could still be bought following recent volatility in the market and a disappointing earnings report.A Reuters report said bidders competing to buy Kohl's are preparing to make binding offers, albeit lower than the indicative bids. Kohl's had said last week that fully financed bids would be…

The competing theories on rising inflation, explained

Let’s get this out of the way first: I was wrong about inflation. When prices began ticking up a little faster than normal early last year, I wasn’t overly concerned. I’d been covering economic policy since 2008, and in that whole time (in fact, in my whole lifetime!), the US had never had a problem with excess inflation. In fact, our main inflation problem was that we had too little of it. The Federal Reserve, which is tasked with managing the money supply to keep inflation steady and unemployment low, set a low…