The consumer discretionary subsector outperformed the consumer staples. A major thing to note is the rising investments in the consumer sector of emerging markets.
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The consumer discretionary subsector outperformed the consumer staples. A major thing to note is the rising investments in the consumer sector of emerging markets.
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While ETF investors seem to dislike emerging markets, that doesn’t mean they aren’t investing in them.
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Shares of iShares MSCI Emerging Markets Indx (ETF) (NYSE:EEM) were the target of a large increase in short interest during the month of October. As of October
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Biometrics in the Payment Industry: “Almost Every Bank, Retailer, Payment …
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The rollout of EMV is accompanied by increased card not present fraud, but banks can reduce losses using voice biometrics in the call center.
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The EMV chip cards have already successfully reduced face-to-face fraud around the world. With a “future proof” terminal you can start accepting EMV chip …
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The PYMNTS team caught up with experts in the payments field to ask them their views on industry trends, predictions for the coming year and what their ideal payments system looks like.
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The PYMNTS team caught up with experts in the payments field to ask them their views on industry trends, predictions for the coming year and what their ideal payments system looks like.
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When it comes to IPOs, $4 billion is nothing to sneeze at, but when putting that number next to Square, it’s actually a letdown. Bloomberg reported today (Nov. 6) that the mobile payments company is looking to grab a valuation of as much as $4.2…
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Sprawling earthen swastika designs, crosses and rings that cover part of Kazakhstan are becoming a little less mysterious: Archaeologists studying the geoglyphs have found when they were created and what their function might have been.
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