In June 2026, Kudotrade became Kudo.com, dropping “trade” from its name as the business widened its ambitions beyond online brokerage.

.com remained the dominant extension, used by 319 of 502 companies, or 64%, underlining its continued strength as the most familiar and widely recognised choice for businesses building across markets.

OmniAI, a conversational AI company serving financial institutions, has rebranded to Monumint. The move gives the company a more distinctive identity, stepping away from a name built around “AI” while remaining focused on its mission to help banks, credit unions, and lenders build lasting customer relationships through conversational AI.  The new name is inspired by […]

The .com extension remained the leading choice, used by 279 companies, continuing to demonstrate its value as the most trusted and widely recognised extension for startups building global brands.

Out of 167 companies analysed, 126 use .com domains – roughly 75% of the total.

Demand Factor has rebranded and upgraded from DemandFactor.com to Demand.com, replacing a functional identity with a category-defining one.

Behind the product story sits a small but important branding decision made before anything else.

On October 23, 2025, CB Insights launched the 8th annual Fintech 100, highlighting the world’s most promising fintech startups of 2025.

Nearly one year after its quiet sale, the buyer of Radio.com has emerged.

Kris Marszalek, the co-founder and CEO of cryptocurrency exchange Crypto.com, has acquired AI.com for $70mn – the highest publicly disclosed price ever paid for a domain name.