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Following a successful Series F funding round, Forter have been listed as one of the world's top 50 most innovative Fintech companies this year.

Hibob announced its acquisition of Cassiopeia today, a startup that developed AI-based workplace relationship analytics technology to help teams improve communication, collaboration, and work-life balance through advanced communication pattern analysis. Hibob, together with the Cassiopeia team that has joined Hibob, will offer more robust analytics for companies operating in hybrid and remote work models by identifying distributed teams' interactions and providing actionable insights to help increase the ability to work effectively together.

Dubai-based buy now, pay later company Tabby has introduced a new loyalty programme that rewards customers with physical cash that they can either use to fund new purchases, settle future payments or transfer to their bank accounts. Customers can earn up to 20 per cent cashback after purchasing items from the platform’s retail partners, Tabby’s co-founder and chief executive Hosam Arab said.

Customers can now pay for their purchases in 4 monthly instalments with no interest or fees. To bring the offer to its customers in the UAE and Saudi, SHEIN has partnered with tabby, the Middle East’s ‘Buy Now, Pay Later’ provider. Tabby makes shopping at customers favourites stores even easier, more accessible and ultimately more rewarding.

Planck was the 6th largest funding round in Insurtech in May this year.

Eight-hundred dockless bikes will join a growing fleet of electric scooters on Brisbane streets within weeks, as the city council unveiled what it described as a world-first strategy for the sector. Lord mayor Adrian Schrinner announced that Beam, which hosts its purple bikes and scooters in several other Australian cities, would take Lime’s place as the second company to step in with a pedal-powered replacement for the failed CityCycle scheme, along with Neuron Mobility. “Brisbane has been a leader in e-mobility. Following a competitive tender process, Neuron and Beam were chosen for their strong track record and commitment to safety and sustainability,” Cr Schrinner said.