It’s a concerning buildup for one month, but it merits some skepticism—consumers may be faring better than one data point suggests
The retailer’s Great Value branded products are now harder to sneak by self-checkout thanks to barcodes embedded in their packaging
On today’s podcast episode of The Banking & Payments Show, we discuss financial media networks, identifying what they are and why financial institutions are creating them.
Many are willing to go into debt to get through the season. This could become a problem for payment providers
Like many other payment providers globally, Alibaba is opening up its walled garden to fight off antitrust scrutiny
It plans to launch a dedicated A2A service next year with more protections and controls as adoption of the payment method is much further abroad than in the US
Multiple users posted videos about a “hack” that turned out to be plain old check fraud. It won’t end well for those who were on trend.
Tailored emails drive engagement: Industry KPI data shows that journey-, behavior-, and attribute-based personalization vastly outperform generic emails.
Integrated AI services across devices could supercharge iPhone sales and subscriptions.
In a recent case study, three banks shared their strategies for saving and maximizing their marketing budgets.
The strong rewards proposition can grow PayPal’s debit volume, but the cost could hurt the company in the end
The innovative cross-sell play can tie customers closer to the brand, but the card faces steep competition
Non-traditional retail spots with smaller and simpler transactions where time is of the essence can help the tech take off
As the economy stabilizes and interest rates continue to drop, Canada’s biggest banks could be primed for better profits.
While the Basel III proposal floats in limbo, it was business as usual on the annual stress tests, which found that US banks could indeed withstand a severe recession.