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Sage Payments CEO On What’s Next And What’s Now

Sage Payments CEO On What’s Next And What’s Now
Sage Payments CEO On What’s Next And What’s Now
January 30, 2018  |  Acquiring

In 2017, Sage Payments parted ways with parent Sage Group. It was acquired by GTCR and brought on Joe Kaplan as its new CEO in...

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MoneyGram CEO Plans Waves With Ripple   
MoneyGram CEO Plans Waves With Ripple  
January 29, 2018  |  News

Headlines swirl around the price of bitcoin and its cryptocurrency cousins, around psychological barriers tied to $10,000 thresholds, around raids on suspect operators, around tax...

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Why Every Uber Needs A Vending Machine
Why Every Uber Needs A Vending Machine
January 26, 2018  |  Ridesharing

Two typical Uber use cases: Get the Full Story Complete the form to unlock this article and enjoy unlimited free access to all PYMNTS content...

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NEW REPORT: How IoT And AI Make Pet Commerce Smarter
NEW REPORT: How IoT And AI Make Pet Commerce Smarter
January 25, 2018  |  Internet of Things

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NEW REPORT: Cash Usage In The Digital Americas
NEW REPORT: Cash Usage In The Digital Americas
January 24, 2018  |  Cash

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Notary Services — Out With The Seal, In With The ID Tech
Notary Services — Out With The Seal, In With The ID Tech
January 23, 2018  |  Cybersecurity

Old-school practices are getting a security upgrade. From protecting large crowds of sports fans at the 2020 Olympics to making sure the person signing on...

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Why Innovation Is Nothing Without Distribution
Why Innovation Is Nothing Without Distribution
January 22, 2018  |  Retail

Charles Babbage is considered “the father of the computer.” But it was Lord Byron’s daughter, the mathematician Ada Lovelace, who wrote the first algorithm that...

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Mania And Madness: A History Of Things People Liked Too Much
Mania And Madness: A History Of Things People Liked Too Much
January 20, 2018  |  Investments

Did you know that mania is considered a mental illness? Google Dictionary defines it as a “mental illness marked by periods of great excitement, euphoria,...

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