In “Regulating Digital Platforms: Business Models, Technology Architectures, and Governance Rules,” Panos Constantinides, of the University of Manchester compares digital platforms with traditional utility networks (i.e. water, electricity) to find out if some of the lessons learned when these natural monopolies were regulated in the...
It seems there’s no middle ground these days when it comes to the payments and point of sale system providers space. Get the Full Story Complete the form to unlock this article and enjoy unlimited free access to all PYMNTS content — no additional logins...
The U.S. House Transportation and Infrastructure subcommittee held a hearing Wednesday (Feb. 2) on the “road ahead for automated vehicles,” where most of the participants highlighted the need to adopt new rules for autonomous vehicles (AV), with differences in what is the most important area...
FinTechs and banks are collaborating to give their customers unprecedented flexibility, control and speed, but that can create new security gaps. In the Real-Time Payments Tracker, Dwolla’s Dave Glaser says banks need to think differently about protecting financial data if they want connected banking to...
The European Union may not be the world leader in the provision of some of the latest technological advances of our era — like artificial intelligence or 5G — but it still wants to have a say in setting international standards. For this purpose, the...
Bitcoin provides a means to financial independence and is going to be around a long time, says Allen D. Stephen, finance chief at Bitcoin Well, a company that’s exploring new ways to make to make the bitcoin experience easier for business-to-business (B2B) customers. Get the...
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International banks got the go-ahead from the U.S. Treasury Department to allow money transfers to Afghanistan for humanitarian purposes on Wednesday (Feb. 2), adding that aid groups can pay teachers and healthcare workers at state-run institutions without issue, Reuters reported. Get the Full Story Complete...
