The new Google Wallet finally knows exactly what it wants to be, but only after stripping away most of its previous mobile-payment options.
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The new Google Wallet finally knows exactly what it wants to be, but only after stripping away most of its previous mobile-payment options.
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Mobile wars are getting heated up in China — not too surprising since mobile payments were worth trillions in 2014. And that’s dollars not yuan.
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A slew of analysts are out with their initial rating on Square Inc., and the company that shook up the mobile payments world is getting a pretty lukewarm response from Wall Street.
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Finextra: American Xbox One owners can now visit the mall from the comfort of their own sofas, trying on clothes in a virtual dressing room before deciding whether to buy them through a mobile app.
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ATLANTA: With Wal-Mart Stores Inc. becoming the latest retailer to launch a mobile pay system, there are more places than ever to break out a digital wallet to …
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This last year, the use of in-store mobile payments has nearly quadrupled across the United States, rising from 5% in 2014 to nearly 18% in 2015. Based on
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Finextra: Card scheme China UnionPay has teamed up with over 20 local banks to launch an HCE-based contactless mobile payments service.
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Mobile commerce is defined as the sale of goods through mobile devices.
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Finextra: A collaboration on innovative point-of-sale (POS) payment acceptance based on internet technologies and value added services in Europe between the Wirecard Group and Alipay, a business of Ant Financial, a related company of Alibaba Group,…
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As 2016 approaches, it’s a good time to reflect on the state of social media marketing in 2015, and decide which social media platforms you hope to grow in the next year.
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