The Week In Review (Plus, Why The Dollars Are Actually The Greatest Show On Turf)

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$5M for commercial airtime? $14B for snacks? Here are some of the numbers surrounding the Super Bowl. Plus, all the payments and commerce news missed this week.

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Saturday - February 2, 2019

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mPOS And Grocery Checkout

AI And Bank Fraud

Faster Payments And AP Automation

Investment Platforms And AML Compliance

Autonomous Cars And IoT

Can Amazon Break Into Beauty?

Samsung's Q4: Weak Chip Sales, Mobile Slowdown

Amazon Gets Q4 Prime Member Surge

Blue Apron Sheds Customers In Q4, Eyes In-Store Push

Venmo And Zelleâs P2P Battle Royale

Wirecard Teams With BASF Digital Farming

Why Google Wants To Integrate With Auto OEMs

Visa Beats Street On Payments Volume Growth

Amid China Slowdown, Alibaba's Customers Up YOY

PayPalâs Hit And Miss For Q4

FinTech Firms Combine KYB, KYC For ID Verification

Lightspeed Rolls Out Integrated System

Appleâs Earnings Pivot: Itâs The Ecosystem, Not The Phone

Can Apple Watch Carry Apple Into Healthcare's Future?

eBay Points To Payments As Key Q4 Highlight

Lambdaâs Student Loan Alternative

Investor Appetite For Grubhub Stock Gains

Digital Lendingâs $1.4T Travel Payments Plan

Data Dive: Fines, Misses And Fortnite Money Laundering

Super Bowl Puts Spotlight On Online Betting

CardX: Ban On Surcharge Ban May Cause Lower Fees

Why Samsung Adds Millions To Mobeewaveâs Funding

The Dark Side Of Indiaâs New eCommerce Rules

Amazon Grows Exclusive Outside Brands' Product Lines

Digital Discussions

Podcast: Getting Past AI Misconceptions

Banks As The Keeper Of Consumer Digital IDs?

Why CUs Canât Take Member Trust For Granted

Retail Reinvention

How Hims Taps Millennial Male Health eCommerce

The Farmerâs Dog On Custom Pet Food Subscriptions

Retail Pulse: Nike Opens Atlanta SNKRS Pop-Up

Article On Last-Mile Furniture Delivery

MondelÄz Puts New Growth Strategy Into Motion

Dominoâs Makes A Pizza Points, AI Loyalty Play

Why Avon Is Learning To Knock On Digital Doors

Personalized Coffee-As-A-Service Subscriptions

The Mall Food Courtâs Hall Transformation

SharkNinjaâs Plan To Capture UK Vacuum Market

Azazie's Crowdsourced Bridal Designs Offering

Are Robots Campus Food Delivery's Future?

Why Mobile Order-Ahead Is Crucial For QSRs

Today In Data

Keeping Up In Accelerating Ecosystems

Supersized Solutions (For Supersized Troubles)

Scoring A TD For Consumer Choice

Adapting To The New Retail Rules

Payment Protocols In The PSD2 Age

B2B

FinTech Shifts France's Commercial Card Adoption

Patisserie Valerie Saga Finds Fake Invoices

B2B FinTech Firms Address Risk To Land Investor Support

Fighting Fraud In A Faster Payments Landscape

SWIFT Gears Up For Trade Via Blockchain

First New Community Bank In Decades Is US-Bound

Examining Hospitals' Supply Chain Spend

For Crypto At Scale, Look To Academia?

UK Treasury Linked To RBS' Small Biz Scandal

How Intelligent AP Is Changing ERP

In Middle East, Banks Embrace FinTech

Cybersecurity Investments, Rewarding GDPR-Ready Firms

WBR: What's Driving Digital Procurement

Fraud Makes Headway Via âPayroll Diversionâ

Businesses Fail To Manage Security Risk

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Super Bowl LIII

Why The Dollars Are Actually The Greatest Show On Turf

The big game is here â and we aren't talking about Sundayâs Super Bowl between the Pats and Rams. For PYMNTS, the main event is all the money the game spins up in its wake, as advertisers spend over $5 million for 30 seconds of airtime and consumers, well, consume (aka spend) over $14 billion â mainly on snack foods. Looking for a sure bet? We look at the dollar figures â hereâs the Saturday PYMNTS feature.

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Payments Regulation

Merchants Gone Wild: The Surcharge Edition

Even good kids need rules, as every parent knows. Karen Webster says that even good merchants also need rules, so they donât harm consumers. Rules, and getting rid of them, are at the heart of the merchant surcharge debate here in the U.S. To see what happens when regulators give in and merchants break loose, Webster says we need to look only as far as the U.K. and Australia. When merchants run wild, consumers get hurt â bad. She explains.

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