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IBM Signs On to Sponsor Bank Innovation Ignite

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IBM, one of the world’s largest technology companies, has agreed to sponsor Bank Innovation Ignite, which explores new ideas and technologies needed to push banking forward. Bank Innovation Ignite, March 11-12 in Seattle, offers high-level discussions and networking around the future of what’s next in banking.

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Smaller Version Of Amazon Go Opens In Seattle

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Amazon has opened a smaller version of its cashier-free Amazon Go food stores in one of its Seattle offices, according to a report by the New York Post. Located on the sixth floor of Seattle’s famous Macy’s building, it’s only open to Amazon employees and their guests.

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INV Opens Demo Day to FI Attendees at Bank Innovation Ignite

Bank Innovation

INV Fintech, the technology accelerator run in partnership with Fiserv, has opened its Demo Day event to financial institution executives attending Bank Innovation Ignite. Previously, only INV Fintech members were permitted to attend Demo Day on March 11 in Seattle.

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Cashierless Stores Take Seattle Grocery Cues To Asia

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Thousands of miles from Seattle, where Amazon Go opened in January , the cashierless checkout model is taking hold in other parts of the world. To purchase items at the store, consumers download an app called beePay, which connects to their credit cards or the company’s mobile payments wallet. The Marketplace of Cashierless Ideas.

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DEMOvation Finalists for Bank Innovation 2016 Announced

Bank Innovation

After a difficult deliberation, 10 early-stage fintech companies were selected by a team of judges to compete in this year’s DEMOvation Challenge, to take place in Seattle on March 1.

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Cashierless Innovation In Retail Gets A Fresh Boost In The UK

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The project also could grow to include app or loyalty card identification of shoppers to further the frictionless commerce and payments ideal. The paper noted that many such retail innovation efforts for grocery start in Europe. That was the fourth Go location — and the first to open outside of Seattle, Amazon’s hometown.

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Amazon One Lets Consumers Pay With Their Hand

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The giant eCommerce website can now connect a stored credit card with a palm print. For now, the feature will only be available at two Amazon Go stores in Seattle, at 7th Avenue and Blanchard Street and its store in South Lake Union at 300 Boren Avenue North.