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Sat - July 29, 2017


NEW REPORT: From Apps To Amazon, Why TGI Fridays Is All In On Mobile Order-Ahead


USAT CEO On The Unattended Retail OS


Amazon Talks Margins And (Grocery) Markets


Loyalty: The Gig Economy Way


Groupon And The Big Business Of Beauty


PayPal’s User Base Tops 210M


MasterCard Gets Vocal on VocaLink, Kroger, Masterpass


AcceptEasy And Turning Commerce Into A Conversation


Visa And Marqeta To Transform Global Card Issuance


NEW REPORT: Getting SMBs Off The Software Sidelines


How Data And Payment Rail Choice Fuel Faster Supplier Cash Flow


NEW REPORT: Shutting Down PSD2’s New Security Threat


Vantiv On Attracting And Keeping Developers (And Robots) Engaged


Drizly Opens The Tap On Drinking Data


Brick And Mortar, With A Dash Of Service For Customer Stickiness


McDonald's Earnings Deep Fry Wall Street Expectations


With CNP Fraud, Vigilance Is Only Part Of The Battle


NEW REPORT: Getting SMBs Ready, Set, Going On Mobile Order-Ahead


LendKey And Unlocking A Generation Of Borrowers For Small FIs


Alipay President On Cashless Cities And Crossing Borders


Fiserv Goes Direct With Disbursements


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The Lighter Side Of Commerce Crime
 

We all know that crime doesn’t pay, but that doesn’t mean crime can’t entertain on occasion. Ever wondered how to smuggle 100 iPhones into China with only a stocking and a sweater, if car chases over shoplifted stuff ever happens in real life or speculated on how hackers amuse themselves in their off hours? We have all that — plus a car full of KitKats — in this week’s Saturday feature.

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What’s Fast And Slow And Read All Over? (The Fed’s Faster Payments Report)
 

Last Friday, the Federal Reserve Faster Payments Task Force released its 64-page report outlining ten recommendations for making payments in the U.S. faster, ubiquitous, safer and interoperable. Three hundred people put a lot of hard work into creating a framework for payments that Karen Webster said in principle sounds not all that different than what we have in place today. With one exception — it comes with the Fed having a seat at the table — and maybe even the seat. So why, again, do we need an entirely new payments system run by the regulator whose last innovation was …..? Webster says we probably don’t.

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