In many ways, the major U.S. airlines have organized themselves into two distinct businesses. The first is the traditional business with jets, which involves selling seats at the most profitable price possible, collecting baggage fees, and selling food and drinks while keeping a close eye...
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As I noted in a previous blog post, the legacy payments processing systems currently used by many financial institutions (FIs) are notoriously slow, inflexible, and out of sync with today’s market needs. The underlying technology was built decades ago and never designed for contemporary market...
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Black Friday 2016 was an important day for mobile payments. Online shoppers in the United States made $1.2 billion of purchases via their phones and tablets, marking the first billion-dollar mobile shopping day in U.S. history (and a 33 percent increase from the previous year),...
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