China must start its cross-border payment system soon if it hopes for the yuan to be added to the IMF’s basket of four reserve currencies, feedback from a new industry survey has revealed. *|MC:SUBJECT|*
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20th April 2015
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China must start its cross-border payment system soon if it hopes for the yuan to be added to the IMF’s basket of four reserve currencies, feedback from a new industry survey has revealed.

China's payment system delays knock yuan usage
 
New Products & Technology

Indian online marketplace Flipkart has decided to move to an app-only format after mobile visits increased ten-fold over 18 months.

Flipkart plans move to app-only format
 

With China continuing their self-imposed ban on Google, Android Wear is rendered completely useless. Baidu has come to the rescue and has announced that it is creating a brand new smartwatch.

Baidu taps into Chinese smartwatch market
 
Insights & Analysis

Despite the promising growth of mobile transactions, plastic credit cards are still by far the mode of choice for consumers in America, according to new statistics.

Card transactions are still more popular than mobile in the US
 
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The UK’s biggest payday lender Wonga will report collapsing revenues and spiraling losses later this week in response to a slew of scandals, along with regulation changes that threaten the very existence of the payday loan industry.

Wonga reports £35m loss as FCA cracks down on payday lenders
 
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