Counting out the St. Patty’s Day green, plus all the payments news you missed this week.

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Saturday - March 17, 2018


Making Parking Smarter With Smart Tech


NFL And Mobile Order-Ahead


Cash Usage In The US


BoA’s B2B Payments API Strategy


Integrated Payments And Wine Exchanges



Voice AI And The Future Of Voice Commerce


AvidXchange Launches Purchase To Pay


Making Use Of Data For Retailers


Walmart’s Vision For Drones


PayPal, Chase And Digital Top Of Wallet


Cryptocurrency And Payroll


Wirecard On Retail’s Tech Future


Limits Of Tech On Late B2B Payments


New Use Cases For Face ID


Grocers Take On Amazon With Instacart


Vocalink On Accelerating Financial Inclusion


Robots And QSRs


BillMo And Walmart on Mexico's Underbanked


How To Make Digital Orders Work For Restaurants


Whole Foods And Vendor Concerns


Mastercard On Pay At The Table


Local Restaurant Delivery Services Take Hold


How ‘Mobile-Only’ Compares To ‘Multi-Platform’


Mortgages And The Mobile Era


The Origins Of Food Delivery: A 1920s LA Eatery


Kiosks And Hotels


A New Twist On Subscription Commerce


Carrefour's Supply Chain Blockchain


SEC Wants More Info About ICOs


Amazon Seeks Prime Growth



WePay: Harnessing Platforms’ Power


SPOT: The Airbnb Of Parking


EDITED: Why Retailers Should Act Like Software Firms


nanopay: For Faster Payments, Fiat Done Digitally?

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Counting Out The Green On St. Patrick’s Day

Thirty-three million Americans claim to be of Irish descent — but that won’t stop all Americans from celebrating St. Patty’s Day today. What they drink (green beer), what they spend (lots of green) and what they buy when they drink (“Kiss Me, I’m Irish” t-shirts, anyone?) is an interesting study in what happens when the whole country pays homage to Ireland’s patron saint. We have the interesting (PG-rated) details.

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Grocery’s Future: Told By 4,000 Consumers

If you want to know what consumers are doing, don’t ask them about what they might do — ask them about what they just did. So, we asked 4,000 of them across the U.S. who just came out of a grocery store why they went, how they picked that store, what they bought, how they paid and how their favorite grocery merchant could make shopping there better. Karen Webster tells the story of those 4,000 consumers — and what it means for the future of grocery, and retail more generally. Especially when more than half of those shoppers could be up for grabs.

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