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In economics, cash is money in the physical form of currency, such as banknotes and coins. In bookkeeping and finance, cash is current assets comprising currency or currency equivalents that can be accessed immediately or near-immediately.
(source: en.wikipedia.org)
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CashToo Much Cashless Now Concerns Swedish Authorities
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CashTo Win Consumers In Mexico, eCommerce Companies Play The Cash...
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CashNEW DATA: Cash’s Influence In Mexico Goes Digital
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CashPayNearMe Enables Invoice Payment With Cash
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CashHow Cross River Bank Keeps Cash Flowing
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CashNEW REPORT: Cash Usage In The Digital Americas
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CashFor Payments In Spain, Cash Still Reigns
Despite broader adoption of newer payment methods, PYMNTS’ research finds that Spaniards are still...
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CashNEW REPORT: Why Cash Remains Red-Hot In Spain
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CashATM Punished With Punches For Giving Out Too Much Cash
A Florida man caused roughly $5,000 in damages to an ATM at a Wells...
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CashNEW DATA: Behind Germany’s Obsession With Cash
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CashIn The UK, Cash And Contactless Are Vying To Stay...
British banknotes are practically royalty. According to research in the new PYMNTS Global Cash...
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CashNEW STUDY: Can Cash Keep Its £70 Billion British Crown?
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