By Scott Dawson, CEO, DECTA To keep fit and healthy, I train in Muay Thai at my local gym every Saturday morning. While Muay Thai and payments may ...
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By Jeff Domansky Next-gen delivery service Via.Delivery could rattle competitors’ cages with the launch of its new delivery service technology platform, providing more than 20,000 alternate US delivery ...
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By Sandeep Todi, Co-Founder and Chief Business Officer at Truly Financial Small to medium-sized businesses (SMBs) increasingly buy services from other companies, hire freelancers, and accept clients’ payments ...
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By Douglas Hall, Publisher, PaymentsNEXT The critical fall conference season for 2021 is back in action with virtual conferences as well as a welcome return to in-person attendance, ...
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Today’s PaymentsNEXT news roundup is focused on fraud. As e-commerce grows so is fraud. We’ve got highlights of the latest fraud stats, trends in global e-commerce fraud, fraud ...
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By Jeff Domansky New research offers a staggering look at the real costs of failed payments, the key reasons for most failed payments, and why companies are not ...
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By Jeff Domansky, June 8, 2021 The largest stolen password collection of all time, 8.4 billion passwords, was leaked on one of the world’s most popular hacker forums. ...
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By Jeff Domansky, Nov 12, 2020 Alibaba’s Amazon Prime-like Singles Day sales extravaganza wrapped up with record sales of more than $74.1 billion, nearly double last year’s record ...
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