Mobile Payment

	Can Apple Pay Win Mobile Digital Payments? Seeking Alpha According to the IDC, mobile-payment transactions will triple from $235 billion in 2013, to roughly $720 billion by 2017. NFC-enabled payments, a ... Flag as irrelevant
	San Jose Mercury News Why Europe Is More Cautious About Mobile Payments Wall St. Cheat Sheet As Apple Pay points a new spotlight at mobile payment systems — and the degree to which they have or haven't gained traction with consumers ... Flag as irrelevant
	Taxi payments landscape set to change Brisbane Times After diversifying into the equally contested small business mobile payments space via a deal in August with accounting software provider Xero, ... Flag as irrelevant
	After early successes, Apple Pay will soon confront holiday shopping bonanza Silicon Valley But since launching its mobile payments system late last month, Apple has deftly sidestepped problems that flummoxed other tech giants, delivering a ... Flag as irrelevant
	Uniontown Herald Standard Electronic payment methods continue added risk of overspending during holidays Uniontown Herald Standard Apple unveiled in October a mobile payment service that allows shoppers to press a button on their iPhone at the checkout counter to makes a ... Flag as irrelevant
	ValueWalk Apple iPad Air 2 vs. Google Nexus 9 ValueWalk This payment system is expected to become extremely significant in the coming years, as mobile payments become a more important part of the ... Flag as irrelevant
	ValueWalk Innovators and Creators of Capital: Giving Thanks ValueWalk ... for the better by facilitating electronic and mobile payments, especially in India, the world's second-largest cell phone market. In many parts of India, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Gulf Times QNB launches mPOS mobile point-of-sale solution CPI Financial By using mobile data, it empowers merchants to accept card payments directly from their customers in a fast and secured environment. Flag as irrelevant
	The Globe and Mail (subscription) TD Bank helps its customers pinch pennies with new app The Globe and Mail (subscription) “Both New Zealand and Canada have high [mobile payment] penetration compared to the U.S. – that's where Canada has a distinct advantage.” ... Flag as irrelevant
	TechCentral Thumbzup's new Pebble is a smartphone, too TechCentral Stafford Masie, the man behind the Payment Pebble, will on Monday unveil a radical new version of his company's mobile point-of-sale system that ... Flag as irrelevant