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Inside Retail
SEPTEMBER 26, 2021
In 1937, Coca-Cola introduced its first coin-operated vending machine in the US, selling a bottle of Coke for a nickel. Cryptocurrencies have evolved beyond their origin as a payment system for a niche group of people who didn’t trust the global banking system. Bitcoin was the first major cryptocurrency, created in 2009.
Secure Retail
SEPTEMBER 30, 2024
PCI Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) is the highest industry security certification that provides a baseline of technical and operational requirements designed to protect account data. This version furthers the protection of payment data with new controls to address sophisticated cyber attacks. Promote security as a continuous process.
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Retail Bound
APRIL 13, 2024
From the manufacturers to the distributors, to your retail store – there are many factors and unexpected costs to consider during the shipping process that can be often overlooked. Traditional Inventory: Beyond the Basics Operational Dynamics: Retailers purchase products in bulk, store them, and then ship them out as orders come in.
Mass Relators
MAY 11, 2021
WASHINGTON – The Merchants Payments Coalition on Tuesday called for the Federal Reserve to revise debit card swipe fee rules to reflect lower bank costs. The swipe fee regulations were adopted a decade ago, and a new Fed report shows that banks’ average cost of processing the transactions has since fallen by half.
Inside Retail
NOVEMBER 3, 2022
When it comes to innovation, Shan said that Tmall Global has a three-pronged approach, namely focusing on general digital commerce infrastructure, customer perspectives and merchant brand experiences. Digitising every aspect of the merchant operations is also key. We recognise the need to help our merchants.
Mass Relators
JUNE 7, 2023
credit card market and currently restrict competition by allowing transactions made on cards issued under their brands to be processed only over their own networks. Merchants would then choose which of the two networks to use, prompting networks to compete over fees, security and service. billion charged in 2009.
VMS
MAY 4, 2021
(PRESS RELEASE) WASHINGTON — Retailers have filed a lawsuit seeking to have the Federal Reserve lower its 10-year-old cap on “swipe” fees banks charge to process debit card transactions, saying the agency wrongly applied federal law and that merchants have paid billions of dollars more than intended by Congress while banks’ costs have fallen.
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