Liam Walker

Related media - Latest news Airwallex, a Tencent-backed fintech startup recently valued at $5.5 billion, has reached a significant financial milestone by hitting $500 million in annual revenue. The company’s CEO and co-founder Jack Zhang revealed in a recent discussion that Airwallex is targeting an initial public offering (IPO) by 2026. During the interview, Zhang expressed optimism that the company’s annual recurring revenue will potentially double to $1 billion by 2027. Airwallex’s growth trajectory has been steep, supported by strategic expansions in key markets in the UK, Europe and North America. These regions now contribute more than 35% of the…

Related media - Recent news Three research papers exploring MDMA-assisted therapy for PTSD have been retracted by the journal Psychopharmacology. This follows the recent rejection of MDMA for this use by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The retracted studies, written by researchers affiliated with Lykos Therapeutics, the company behind the rejected treatment application, were found to involve unethical conduct at one of the research sites. Lykos, however, maintains that the retracted research was not part of their submission to the FDA. This development adds another layer of complexity to the ongoing debate over MDMA-assisted therapy. While some research suggests…

More news - Latest news Google has unveiled a major update to its Android operating system, powered by its advanced AI model, Gemini. The move marks a significant step forward in integrating AI into everyday smartphone experiences, positioning Google ahead of competitors like Apple in the AI-driven mobile landscape. The new Android update introduces a host of AI-powered features, including an improved Google Assistant that can understand complex queries, complete tasks across multiple apps, and even generate creative content like emails and images. Users can interact with the Assistant more naturally, with Gemini able to follow conversation threads and adapt…

More news - News 24 hours Following Team USA's thrilling gold medal victory over France in the Olympic basketball final, McDonald's France jokingly responded to the nation's disappointment with a tongue-in-cheek social media post. The fast food chain hinted at the possible discontinuation of its popular curry sauce, drawing parallels between the French team's defeat and the beloved condiment. The post, accompanied by an image of the curry sauce container, quickly went viral, sparking a wave of hilarious reactions and comments. Stephen Curry’s stellar performance in the game, especially his game-winning three-pointers, was undoubtedly a factor in the French team’s…