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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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CashThe (Changing) State Of Cash In Greece
Cash is still big in Greece, but could it be headed the way of...
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CashGlobal Cash Index: Cash’s Slipping Grip In Greece
Cash is still big in Greece, but could it be headed the way of...
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CashMoney Laundering Increases Amid India’s Cash Crackdown
The country’s decision to discontinue the 500- and 1,000-rupee banknotes earlier this month in...
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CashBarclays Takes Cash Contactless
U.K. bank Barclays announced its contactless mobile service on Monday (Nov. 21), enabling customers...
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CashWhy Digital Isn’t Denting Cash Use In Eastern Europe
Time and time again, we’ve heard the forecasts and predictions that cash is on...
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Cash Costs SMBs $80.6B Annually, Sage Releases New Report
Cash is no longer king, and it’s costing businesses $80.6 billion every year. That’s...
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CashIndian Currency: No More 500- or 1,000-Rupee Notes
And just like that, two swaths of Indian currency are gone. Prime Minister Narendra...
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CashCash Is King In Poland, But How Long Will Its...
In 2015 alone, Polish consumers spent more than €194 billion in cash, according to...
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CashGlobal Cash Index: How Long Will King Cash Reign Supreme...
In 2015 alone, Polish consumers spent more than €194 billion in cash, according to...
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CashCash Beats P2P Payment Apps, Study Finds
Thinning wallets might be indicative of a shift in consumer preference toward credit cards...
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CashLithuania’s Lasting Love Of Cash
Call it an oldie but goodie. The latest research from the hot-off-the-presses PYMNTS.com Q3...
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CashCash: Ageless And Thriving In Eastern Europe
Call it an oldie but goodie. The latest research from the hot-off-the-presses PYMNTS.com Q3...
