QUASA Connect: News and Analysis on Business, Finance, Tech, Web3, and Crypto

In the ever-evolving landscape of streaming entertainment, few shows have captured global imaginations quite like Stranger Things.

As 2025 draws to a close, the cryptocurrency landscape stands at a pivotal juncture, marked by regulatory advancements, technological integrations, and market maturations that set the stage for explosive growth—or potential pitfalls—in the year ahead. Pantera Capital, a leading venture firm in the blockchain space, has unveiled a series of forward-looking predictions for 2026 through Managing Partner Jay Yu.

Regarding digital marketing for manufacturers, there is no one-size-fits-all approach.

In the latter half of the 20th century, several once-impoverished Asian nations transformed into economic powerhouses without their citizens needing to relocate.

Tools like an SEO website builder now include AI features you can use without hiring a full development team.

More and more hosting providers are adopting white label website builders to increase revenue, improve SEO, boost customer retention, and stay competitive. Learn how integrating an AI-powered builder can elevate your hosting business.

In the fast-paced world of consumer AI tools, few products have sparked as much controversy—and rapid success—as Cluely, the "cheating" desktop assistant that provides real-time notes, prompts, and insights during calls or meetings.

Generating leads for HVAC services is one of the most important aspects of running a successful business.

In a major win for the academic community, Stanford University researchers, in collaboration with Coursera co-founder Andrew Ng, have launched Stanford Agentic Reviewer—a groundbreaking free tool that uses advanced AI agents to provide preliminary reviews of scientific papers

BCWP stands for Budgeted Cost of Work Performed and is an accounting metric that measures the budgeted cost associated with a project’s scope of work.

Most people first heard of credit default swaps (CDS) from the 2008 financial crisis—or more likely, from the film The Big Short, where Michael Burry famously bet against subprime mortgages by buying CDS on obligations he didn't even own. These derivatives act like insurance: buyers pay premiums to sellers for protection against a borrower defaulting on debt.

Does self-doubt plague you? Do you feel like a fraud, even though you’re successful?

One of Google's oldest products, Google Translate—launched back in 2006 as a statistical machine translation tool—is finally catching up to the AI era.