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Saturday - March 30, 2019
Paying The Millennial Workforce Via Instant Payment Apps
Credit Unions Are Crushing Loyalty
Freelancer.com Filters Fraudsters Out
Lime Uses Payments To Win Scooter Race
HSBC's PSD2-Ready API Portal
Hotels & Restaurants Struggle With POS
DoorDash Tries Subs Model For Free Delivery
Why Wells Fargo CEO Sloan Had To Go
New Approach To Digital ID Verification For SMBs
Retail's Putting On A Show At Coachella
Using Credit To Close The SMB 'Funding Gap'
Can AI Turn Banks Into FinTech?
Action's In Authentication For Online Gaming
Mastercard On Apple's Digital-First Credit Card
New Software Drives Data From Security Cams
Mastercard: Bringing Contactless Payment To Transit
Samsung And The Future Of Contextual Commerce
Content Management Support For Voice Assistants
Smart Cities Will Be Powered By Payments
TransferWise Rolls Out PayNow Payments
Google Retooling Ambitious Robotics Program
Comparing Lyft & Levi's IPOs
Cannabis Banking Grows Support In US House
Mercari And Line Partner For Payments
Building A Better Way To Repair Credit
QSRs Use AI To Smarten Up
Judge Upholds Stay On CFPB Payday Lending Rule
The Role Payments Can Take With Sharing Services
FamilyMart Debuts Cashless App
Fixing The KYC And AML âHorse-and-Buggyâ Model
Is P2P A (Good) Trojan Horse For Banks?
Ship Bets You'll Swipe Right On Group Dating
Apple Pay Takes First Bow On Broadway
Domino's And McDonald's Make Big Moves
Fashion Rental For The Young And Influential
How Data Fueled This DTC Furniture Line
The Reasons Kiosks Are Popular Internationally
Meghan Markle's Favorite Shirt Designer's New Line
Coffee Retailers Brewing Up Single-Serve Subs
Restaurants Use Tech & AI To Stand Out
Burger King Bets Breakfast On Java Subscriptions
Voice Technology Makes (Sound) Waves At QSRs
Domino's Wants Your Car To Order Your Pizza
Convenience Isn't Just About Speed, Says Nordstrom
Food Delivery Aggregator Tackles Cost, Convenience
Consumers Trust Credit Unions And They're Loyal
Platform Economy's Growth Is Based On Trust
Subscribing To The Subscription Model
The Money Laundering Cycle Spins On
Regulatory Concerns Are Actually Sparking Innovation
POS Financing Makes Its Way Into B2B eCommerce
Wells Fargo & Mastercard On Blockchain: Overhyped?
Logistics Scores A New Unicorn For B2B Startups
Relief From Banks' Legacy Infrastructure
SWIFTâs gpi Gains X-Border Traction Overseas
Why Adoption Rates Of Early Payment Are So Low
Compliance Burden Should Be Viewed As Opportunity
Voters Eager For Big Tech Regulation On The Hill
The B2B Risks Small Vendors Face
Treasurers: FX Risk Is Not What It Used To Be
Stay On CFPB Payday Lending Rule Upheld
Are VCs Souring On Alternative Lending?
Supply Chain Analytics To Boost Hospital Margins
UK Chancellor Wants Crackdown On Late Payments
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Putting A Famous Face To A Product
It's not easy to build a good celebrity brand â though the rapid proliferation of them over the last decade or so might lead you to a different conclusion. But while itâs easy to put a famous name on a product and send it off for sale, building a celebrity brand that actually goes the distance is almost just as hard as getting famous in the first place. Itâs the last PYMNTS Saturday feature of March.
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Will Amazon Pay Plus Worldpay Conquer Food?
The announcement last week that Worldpay was the first merchant acquirer to enable Amazon Pay is about more than making a new tender type available to Worldpay merchants. Karen Webster said it has the potential to create a single commerce experience across all of the channels and places where consumers buy and eat food â even ironically, perhaps, giving restaurant operators their best hope of surviving the threat of the aggregators.
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