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No organization is immune to data breachesespecially small businesses without access to the same resources as larger merchants, requiring a vigorous security program that includes EMV and other protections at the point of sale.
June 4
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Harris and Hoole, a coffee chain supported by U.K. grocery company Tesco PLC, is accepting mobile payments at the point of sale in each of its 36 stores throughout the country.
June 3 -
On Track Innovations Ltd. has introduced a modular device it describes as a three-in-one payment solution.
June 3 -
Payments industry veteran Dickson Chu joined Ingo Money as the company's corporate development and chief product officer.
June 3 -
CardFlight intends to incorporate Apple's fingerprint scanning technology into SwipeSimple, its mobile payment application for businesses.
June 3 -
By now it is clear that banks' younger customers are there for the taking, should a strong digital brand like Amazon, Google or PayPal ever court them for banking services.
June 3 -
Apple Inc. changed its policy to let software developers include virtual-currency transactions in their applications, paving the way for new forms of money like bitcoin to appear on iPhones and iPads.
June 3 -
Xapo says its Bitcoin debit card will start rolling out by the end of June, and it will be accepted anywhere by using the rails of a card network, interchange fees included.
June 3 -
Irvine, Calif.-based chip maker and electronics provider Broadcom applied for a patent for multiple Near Field Communication antennas in an NFC device around the same time Apple Inc. did in 2012.
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Online cash payment provider Ukash has partnered with the Touch network in Australia.
June 2
