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App Could Keep Fridges Full, CPG Brands Informed

PYMNTS

The app has the potential to fit into the emerging trend of smart kitchens, particularly as manufacturers of household appliances — such as Samsung — seek to integrate smart technology into their products. The company, which has operations in Silicon Valley and India, currently has seven employees.

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NEW REPORT: How AI And AR Give Makeup A Makeover

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The financial services company recently debuted a new partnership with Russian phone operator and telecom provider MegaFon. The two collaborated on a payments solution designed to enable MegaFon subscribers to make purchases or pay bills via their smartphone using Apple Pay or Samsung Pay and a linked virtual Mastercard.

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In Praise Of The Selfie And The Commerce It Drives

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McDonald’s, the high holy of fast food culture, marked National Selfie Day with a promotion that gave out styluses with which customers could operate their phones without using their “greasy” fingers, according to The Washington Post. Brands are turning narcissism into cold hard cash.

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Wells Fizzles, Lyft Sizzles And Samsung Snatches A Sizzle From A Fizzle

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Try being Samsung this past week, which had both a sizzle and a fizzle. SMBs: Small business operators remained optimistic into March as data from Capital One stated that half of smaller firms surveyed see optimism about the current business climate, which is better by 9 percent than a year ago. Or at least Bixby will when available.

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Key trends in person-to-person payments

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More than 100 African mobile operators have launched mobile money services, such as Kenya’s M-Pesa, which has been around since 2007. This was followed by real-time ACH systems, such as the UK’s Paym system, and social media firms such as Facebook, which both received 19 per cent.

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Fools Rush In: 37 Of The Worst Corporate M&A Flops

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For Google’s part, it kept releasing its own branded phones under the Nexus brand, partnering with Samsung, Asus, and LG to manufacture these devices, and further eroding the value of the Motorola acquisition. When you’re a powerhouse brand, it can be hard to see that the times are changing. Sears and Kmart.

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They Grow Up So Fast: Gen Z Starts Taking Consumer Power

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Brands, retailers and payment providers are already preparing for the arrival of Gen Z as adult consumers. The retail chain recently launched three house brands geared toward its teen and young adult customers. Two brands will focus on clothing, while another will focus on electronics. And for the U.S. Consider Target.