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Should QSRs Be Scared Of ‘Ghost’ Restaurants?

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Over 80 percent of restaurant operators agree that the use of technology in a restaurant provides a competitive advantage and nearly four in 10 plan to invest more in expanding their off-premises business in 2019. The virtual restaurant business model is becoming increasingly popular as technology improves the user experience.

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Apple Pay’s Tough Twenty Months

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People who haven’t tried Apple Pay say they’re satisfied with what they’re using today – which in the day and age of EMV chip cards and dipping and waiting, is, frankly, surprising. Nearly 50 percent of those consumers say that they like other things better – cash and/or cards and/or products that offer rewards. But that’s the reality.

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The Cash Flow Impact Of Connecting AR With AP

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Chicago’s Signature Bank recently debuted a new accounts payable solution for its business customers designed to offer companies choice in how they pay suppliers while streamlining processes. Supply chain finance, he said, can be an effective way to meet the needs of both AP and AR operations.

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THE 16TH ANNUAL GONZOBANKER AWARDS

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Since Richman and about 100 other bankers from LaSalle Bank in Chicago joined PrivateBancorp nearly a decade ago, the bank has grown to an $18 billion solid niche player with $10 billion in assets under management. Hats off to Chase for uncovering something that attracts millennials to the credit card product that most banks missed.

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THE 16TH ANNUAL GONZOBANKER AWARDS

Gonzobanker

Since Richman and about 100 other bankers from LaSalle Bank in Chicago joined PrivateBancorp nearly a decade ago, the bank has grown to an $18 billion solid niche player with $10 billion in assets under management. Hats off to Chase for uncovering something that attracts millennials to the credit card product that most banks missed.

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Lessons From The Failed Chatbot Revolution — And 5 Industries Where The Tech Is Making A Comeback

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Microsoft’s Satya Nadella referred to chat as the “third run-time” — an indispensable piece of operating a platform, second only to the operating system and the web browser. Once the chatbot was in the hands of users, however, it became clear that there was a gap between what the service promised and what it actually offered.

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Why The Next Big Connected Commerce Play Is Television

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And why do card networks and banks continue to hire actors and spokespeople to blanket the airways with clever ads that tout the merits of using their products? Popeil set up shop in New York in 1937 and then later in Chicago in 1941, where he invented a slew of household gadgets — like potato peelers and cheese slicers. In the 1960s.