The days of Square clones popping up, everywhere you looked and capitalizing on Square’s conservative approach to global expansion, are long gone. But..

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WeChat is bringing the Chinese custom of Lucky Money to New York pedestrians, enabling Times Square passersby to shake their smartphones in front of the billboards and have digital money placed in the messaging application’s mobile wallet.

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Visa Developer may aid in the development of new mobile payments services
Visa has released a new developer program that is designed to accelerate the adoption of mobile payments.

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Kelly Passey, the EVP of business and product development at Access Development, believes providers still haven’t given consumers a good reason to adopt mobile payments.

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According to the survey results, more than half (54 percent) of respondents said their company had a security or data breach involving payment data.

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Square shares jumped Friday after Visa detailed its previously announced investment in the mobile-payment startup, raising questions about the future relationship between the payment processors.

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Because Square only went public three months ago, this is the first time the public is getting details about Visa’s ownership, which investors interpreted as an endorsement.

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We all know how important it is to analyse our marketing campaigns in order to guarantee they are performing. Google Analytics allows you to do exactly that.

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The market researcher says this poses a serious problem for businesses, where bring-your-own-device options are commonplace.

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