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Affirm Challenges Retailers, FIs To Practice “Honest Finance”


NEW REPORT: How Lowe’s Does Omnichannel Self-Improvement


Visa Beats 3Q Estimates As Payments Volume Leaps


How One CEO Sees The Payments Evolution


Europe, CNP Fraud-Fighting Trendsetter?


Rewards Hit Margins But Amex 2Q A Street Beat


Contactless Sizzles, Consumer Debt Fizzles And Sears And Amazon Spark A Sizzle-Laden Partnership


China's Amazing Cashless Conversion


Unifund CEO Consumer Credit Caution: “Time To Stop Getting Lost In The Averages”


FreshBooks Lands Fresh Funding As SME Accounting Complexities Mount


NEW REPORT: UK Challenger Turns To Video Gaming To Disrupt Digital Banking


Urban FT Acquires iParse To Bridge The Mobile Banking Gap


Why OnTruck Isn’t The “Uber For Trucks”


Amazon’s Mobile App Can Now Be Used To Order Ahead At TGI Fridays


For Millennials, It’s Hip To Have A Traditional Bank


Drinking To-Go With Saucey


Karamba And Securing The Connected Car Future


Credit's New Colossus


Bicycle, Bicycle — Why People Want To Ride MoBike’s Bicycle


J.C. Penney Takes Familiar Turn With New Boutique Toy Shop Launch


Renaud Laplanche's Second Act


The Part Of Fraud That’s On The Decline


CFPB Arbitration Rule Dominates Regulatory News


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O.J. And The Mysterious Market For Memorabilia
 

As almost anyone with any access to media knows well at this point, O.J. Simpson was granted parole on Thursday (July 20) after spending nine years in prison for armed robbery. The experts say this will cause the price of his memorabilia to spike — at least temporarily. But, as we found out, the market for any sort of memorabilia, and the price paid for each item, can be quite quirky. How quirky? Glad you asked.

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Say Hello To Retail’s New Intermediary
 

Fourteen years ago, articles were screaming about the ruination of retail at the hands of Walmart — jobs lost, stores closing in droves, suppliers forced into bankruptcy. Karen Webster says that today, those articles sound largely the same — but just copy/paste Amazon for Walmart. Is this the typical retailer reaction over the changing of the retail intermediary guard — dusted off for the digital age? She weighs in.

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