Karen Webster

Weird Stuff In Payments

Weird Stuff In Payments
Weird Stuff In Payments
November 24, 2014  |  Commentary

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The Sure Fire Merchant Interchange Fee Fix
The Sure Fire Merchant Interchange Fee Fix
November 17, 2014  |  Karen Webster

I’m sure you’ve heard by now that the internet was on fire last week, and nearly broke. Yes, there was that Kim Kardashian Paper magazine...

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Why Apple Pay Needs Merchants More Than Merchants Need Apple Pay
Why Apple Pay Needs Merchants More Than Merchants Need Apple Pay
November 10, 2014  |  Apple Pay

There are three things that I think we’d all agree are irrefutable outcomes of the launch of Apple Pay. Get the Full Story Complete the...

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CurrentC And The Big Merchant Mess
CurrentC And The Big Merchant Mess
November 03, 2014  |  Apple Pay

Whoever said there’s no such thing as bad PR obviously wasn’t on the receiving end of the whooping that Rite Aid, CVS and CurrentC took...

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The Real Reason Rite Aid Dumped Apple Pay
The Real Reason Rite Aid Dumped Apple Pay
October 27, 2014  |  Apple Pay

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The Scariest Things In Payments
The Scariest Things In Payments
October 27, 2014  |  Apple Pay

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What’s Next In Payments?
What’s Next In Payments?
October 20, 2014  |  B2B Payments

Oh, what a five years it has been! Get the Full Story Complete the form to unlock this article and enjoy unlimited free access to...

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Of Nobel Prizes And Payments
Of Nobel Prizes And Payments
October 13, 2014  |  Karen Webster

When explaining the economic “DNA” of Market Platform Dynamics, I always describe it as having its roots in the work of a genius French economist,...

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