Investigative journalist Brian Krebs, author of the blog “Krebs on Security,” reviews the changes ahead for credit cards and how chip technology is supposed to keep consumers safer.

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Shopify has announced its new EMV card reader credit card reader that’s equipped to accept both chip and pin cards and NFC payments technology, like Apple Pay.

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The new chip technology in credit cards is aimed at reducing credit card fraud.

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For the world’s largest enterprises, accounts payable is about much, much more than moving money from Point A to Point B.

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As KPMG explores new ways to get closer to small business clients — including recent efforts to dip its toe into the world of alternative lending — the Big Four U.K. auditor is reaching out to new collaborators.

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The new iPhone is finally out, and Apple fans have already had some time to explore the changes and upgrades of the new mobile device.

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Staying ahead of the payments curve isn’t easy in the fast-paced payments market, but PayPal is rolling out its latest product to ensure SMBs can do their part to stay up to date.
Nearly two years after launching the device in the U.K.

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AP Interview: Kazakhstan sees unity as key to battling IS

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28 September 2015 — Stressing that there is no alternative to the United Nations as a universal organization, President Nursultan Nazarbayev of Kazakhstan

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It is not as easy to get software patents as it once was, but software is still patent eligible in the United States. Broadly speaking, software patents are any patents that covers a computer implemented process.

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