Think business owners log on to Facebook a couple times a week to post before calling it a day? Think again.
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Every day, thousands of hard-working Americans dream of becoming entrepreneurs, and driving their desire is everything from gaining more purpose, to being their own boss, to pursuing their passion.
Two key components are driving growth opportunities for Canadian merchants: mobile and tourism.
Leaders, not bosses, inspire the best from their teams. But how do they do this?
At the start of 2014, just two percent of U.S. retailers accepted contactless payments, previously making them more of a futuristic concept than a viable means of transacting. Not so in 2016.
From social media strategy to third-party apps and platforms, it can be easy for your business to earn the loyalty you crave, while meeting your customers online and on-the-go.
The shift to EMV is helping to address vulnerabilities in the United States payments ecosystem.
Smart, technology-driven strategies will attract a growing number of shoppers in the coming year, and retailers that develop a strong, seamless omnichannel marketing strategy could drive increased customer loyalty and potentially incremental sales.
As EMV technology brings greater security to brick-and-mortar payments and consumer behavior continues to drive the omnichannel trend, fraudsters are turning their attention to the online “card-not-present” commerce channel.
By the end of this year, beacon-driven in-store sales are expected to reach $4.1 billion for the top 100 U.S. retailers, and projected to grow to $44.1 billion in 2016, or one percent of total U.S. store sales.
Mobile payments are experiencing a breakout year in terms of consumer awareness.
As of July 2015, Canada had already said “welcome” to more than 2.9 million non-U.S. visitors, an almost 7 percent increase over the same period in 2014.
Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Club Co., Ltd recently became the exclusive issuer and acquirer of Diners Club cards in Japan for Diners Club International Ltd.
There are three key trends to expect this holiday season.