Welcome to another weekly Friday fintech, payments, and e-commerce news and business intelligence roundup. I don’t know about you we’re ready to start barbecuing even if it requires ...
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It’s already over, except for the actual holiday sales according to the pundits and analysts and there’s not a turkey among them. Here’s a quick snapshot of who’s ...
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E-commerce is growing fast, thanks to the influence and impact of fintech. ...
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Blockchain business use cases and companies in the news include IBM, Ripple, World Bank, US Secretary of State, Credit Suisse, JPMorgan, Swift and Stellar. ...
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Our cryptocurrency news includes regulation trends, bitcoin market moves, surprising JP Morgan crypto trades and several interesting blockchain business cases. ...
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Cryptocurrency news highlights include David Sacks' perspective on cryptocurrency's future impact on venture capital and three Ukrainian lawmakers holding bitcoin worth $47 million. ...
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Friday fintech news includes PayPal/Apple, Revolut, WeChat Pay, Snapdeal and PayMob. ...
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According to Salesforce, 31% of millennials use mobile as their primary banking option, followed by 51% of Gen-X and 40% of baby boomers using a combination of mobile and banking. More news ahead from PaymentsNEXT. ...
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