Visa Worldwide, a subsidiary of Visa Inc, has been fined $18m by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), after it illegally froze out a competitor within the currency-converter market. *|MC:SUBJECT|*
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7th September 2015
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Visa Worldwide, a subsidiary of Visa Inc, has been fined $18m by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC), after it illegally froze out a competitor within the currency-converter market.

Why has Australia fined Visa $18m?
 
New Products & Technology

Rocket’s Asia Pacific Internet Group (APACIG) aims to launch one new company per quarter. The first launch as part of this strategy will be online beauty marketplace Vaniday, starting in Australia.

Rocket Internet plans to launch 4 startups a year in APAC region
 

Samsung C&T, the Korean tech giant’s fashion division, has debuted its new line of wearable devices at IFA 2015, including a suit that allows its wearer to pay for items without needing a credit card.

Samsung debuts NFC ‘Smart Suit’ at IFA 2015
 

Three months ago Kyiv became only the fifth city in the world to launch contactless payments at turnstiles in the city’s subway system and now the first pieces of data have been revealed.

MasterCard reveals first data from Kyiv's subway contactless payments
 
Insights & Analysis

Two in five Americans (39 percent) use a mobile device to manage their bank account at least once per month, according to a recent survey by the American Bankers Association.

40% of Americans use mobile banking monthly, says ABA
 

The UK appears to be having cash withdrawal symptoms – not because paper banknotes are on their way out – it’s more literal than that as new figures from Link, the cash machine network, reveal that the number of ATMs in the UK reached 70,180 in July, surpassing 70,000 for the first time.

UK ATMs still on the rise, says Link
 
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