Some retailers have stopped accepting Apple Pay only a week after its launch, blocking the service in favour of an alternative option that is expected to launch in 2015. *|MC:SUBJECT|*
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27th October 2014
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Some retailers have stopped accepting Apple Pay only a week after its launch, blocking the service in favour of an alternative option that is expected to launch in 2015.

Retailers pull support from Apple Pay in favour of competing service
 
Insights & Analysis

Banks all over the world are planning to invest around 16 million dollars in branch transformation and the new technologies this requires in 2017.

Banks plan to invest 16m in digital services for branches
 
VC

Data driven digital banking company D3 Banking has raised $7 million in equity capital from Route 66 Ventures, LLC, a private investment firm providing funding to emerging financial services companies.

D3 Banking raises $7 million from Route 66 Ventures
 
M&A

North American Bancard has acquired Electronic Payment Exchange in a bid to strengthen its position in the payments space by better deploying and supporting payment solutions to merchants, sales partners, and financial institutions.

North American Bancard acquires Electronic Payment Exchange
 
New Products & Technology

US Bank Corporate Travel and Purchasing card clients can now retrieve account information on the go with the new US Bank Access® Online Mobile app.

US Bank launches mobile app for corporate clients
 
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