Merchant

Google announced revisions to its mobile wallet that make it a more palatable choice for the sale of digital goods.

For ATM deployments in Canada's 7-Eleven convenience stores, it's CIBC out and Scotiabank in. And 7-Eleven is getting new machines to boot.

For small merchants, the annual compliance questionnaire for the PCI Standard has become increasingly complex. First Data hopes to make the process simple again by using technology.

Square is adding more features to set its reader apart from the various other smartphone plug-ins that can also read magnetic-stripe cards.

JPMorgan Chase's Chase Paymentech has begun supplying retailers and other merchants with new terminals that can accept payments from smartphones and cards embedded with computer chips.

Consumers weary of shuffling through various credit cards to get the best rewards could get relief from a new service that automates the selection of the proper card.

The Federal Trade Commission filed suit against Wyndham Worldwide Corp. and three of its subsidiaries for alleged data security failures that led to three data breaches at Wyndham hotels in less than two years.

The long-time leaders in manufacturing payment terminals are adapting to respond to the likes of Square Inc., which this month said that some 2 million individuals and small businesses are using its dongle and mobile application to accept cards using smartphones.

SAN FRANCISCO–Sometimes Jack Dorsey doesn't even have to show up to be the guest of honor.

A fresh rumor that Apple Inc.'s next iPhone will include Near Field Communication is producing more yawns than gasps.