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  • Deep Dive

    How enhanced layaway programs lure holiday shoppers

    Better terms and an extended holiday season mean customers won't miss out.  

    By Ian P. Murphy • Oct. 1, 2015
  • Many retailers, shoppers unprepared for EMV deadline: studies

    Banks fought for an Oct. 1 deadline, but many retailers (and banks themselves) are still scrambling to have everything ready by tomorrow.

    By Sept. 30, 2015
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    The state of retail operations

    Daily operations have changed tremendously over the past few years, as retailers re-examine topics including shrink and fulfillment. 

    By Retail Dive staff
  • Samsung Pay debuts in the US

    The system employs both NFC and magnetic technologies to process mobile payments. 

    By Ian P. Murphy • Sept. 29, 2015
  • Deep Dive

    Going abroad: How retailers can navigate international e-commerce

    Retailers need to master international import duties, regulations, and payment preferences to succeed. 

    By Ian P. Murphy • Sept. 24, 2015
  • Samsung reveals first Samsung Pay numbers

    But the system's unique option to be used at magnetic-strip point of sale systems may have come too late.

    By Sept. 24, 2015
  • Survey shows generational expectations for same-day delivery, mobile wallets

    Mobile shopping and faster delivery options may become more important as millennials age into more hectic lives.

    By Sept. 24, 2015
  • Six in 10 consumers still waiting for EMV cards: survey

    And even more consumers don't understand how the shift will affect their shopping behavior, says an ACI Worldwide survey.

    By Ian P. Murphy • Sept. 23, 2015
  • Half of top 500 e-retailers now accept PayPal's One Touch

    The Braintree-powered streamlined checkout boosts conversion by 50% or more, according to the company. 

    By Ian P. Murphy • Sept. 18, 2015
  • Deep Dive

    Why the Wallet Wars battlefield is bigger than payments

    The mobile wallet that offers convenience, options, and ease of use will most likely win consumers' loyalty.

    By Sept. 17, 2015
  • Cloud retail platform Lightspeed snags another $61M

    The company’s CEO-founder says the funds will go to continuing expansion; the company recently opened offices in London and Belgium.

    By Sept. 17, 2015
  • Another Apple Pay competitor, Android Pay, is live

    Shoppers may take a fresh look at mobile payments, especially now that Android phones have joined iOS in the space.

    By Sept. 11, 2015
  • Study: Consumers eager to adopt new payment systems

    A study from MasterCard says that shoppers worldwide are accepting of new payment systems, favoring those that offer the most convenience. 

    By Ian P. Murphy • Sept. 10, 2015
  • Report: Apple Pay driving growth in contactless payments

    Mobile wallets with contactless payments will double in number by the end of 2016, Juniper Research says. 

    By Ian P. Murphy • Sept. 8, 2015
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    Overstock testing order now, pay later checkout

    With help from Swedish payments processor Klarna, Overstock reported an increase in mobile sales conversions after using the system. 

    By Ian P. Murphy • Sept. 4, 2015
  • Deep Dive

    10 trends shaping the future of retail

    The biggest challenges for retailers in 2015: New technologies, changing shopping habits, and the threat of disruptive competitors. 

    By Kelsey Lindsey • Sept. 2, 2015
  • PayPal consumer business exec Hill Ferguson resigns

    The company's consumer and merchant operations will be consolidating under Bill Ready. 

    By Ian P. Murphy • Sept. 1, 2015
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    UPDATE: eBay bans PayPal payment rivals

    This agreement cements the relationship between eBay and its former payments unit. But what about Apple Pay?

    By Sept. 1, 2015
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    Deep Dive

    What is the future of the CurrentC mobile payment app?

    Look for more MCX retailers to announce that they’ll be accepting Apple Pay, Google Wallet, and now Samsung Pay, after all.

    By Aug. 18, 2015
  • Another Apple Pay competitor, Samsung Pay, to launch in September

    The system includes a major partnership with Synchrony Financial, the biggest issuer of private-label credit cards.

    By Aug. 14, 2015
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    Apple Pay rival CurrentC launch significantly delayed

    Many MCX retailers that originally committed to exclusive acceptance of the payment app have decided to ditch those agreements in favor of other mobile payment forms.

    By Aug. 13, 2015
  • Rite Aid the latest MCX retailer to accept Apple Pay

    Ultimately, Rite Aid's initial refusal to take Apple Pay and other NFC-enabled mobile payments was destined to do more harm than good.

    By Aug. 12, 2015
  • Report: Only 10% of U.S. consumers have adopted EMV cards

    The October deadline for compliance is looming, but most shoppers don't have EMV cards.

    By Ian P. Murphy • Aug. 11, 2015
  • US accounts for 48% of all global card fraud damages

    The Nilson Report found that worldwide losses resulting from fraud on credit, debit, and prepaid cards reached $16.3 billion in 2014.

    By Ian P. Murphy • Aug. 7, 2015
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    Retail marketers shouldn't ignore mobile wallets

    The latest eMarketer report covered how marketers can make the best use of mobile wallets, specifically with the combination of real-time insights and historical data.

    By David Kirkpatrick • Aug. 6, 2015
  • Deep Dive

    How new payment systems could bring 'fundamental change' to retail

    While EMV cards and mobile payments both have a learning curve for consumers, their tipping points are approaching. 

    By Ian P. Murphy • July 30, 2015