Apple today launched Tap to Pay on iPhone in Germany, empowering millions of merchants, from small businesses to large retailers
Apple today launched Tap to Pay on iPhone in Canada, empowering millions of merchants, from small businesses to large retailers, to use their iPhone to seamlessly and securely accept Apple Pay, contactless credit and debit cards, and other digital wallets using only their iPhone and a partner-enabled iOS app.
Visa is launching new technology, which will share more detailed customer preference information with retailers based on their shopping history.
Payment facilitators working with the Worldpay PayFac suite of services to operate their payments services can now enable Tap to Pay on iPhone for their merchants.
Apple beat analysts' estimates thanks to the company's rapidly growing services revenue, but the company's 2024 fiscal year showed another drop in iPhone sales.
Samsung said Tuesday that its first-quarter operating profits had risen nearly tenfold year-on-year amid recovering chip prices and growing demand, notably for generative AI.
Stripe has signed a strategic relationship with blockchain network Avalanche, which now allows customers to buy AVAX directly.
To facilitate cryptocurrency purchases for U.K. based users, Coinbase has integrated Apple Pay functionality, enabling users to buy Bitcoin and other digital assets directly through their iPhones using Apple Pay.
PayPal has added new features to its complete payments solution for small businesses, enabling small businesses to accept a range of payments including PayPal, Venmo and PayPal Pay Later products.
BlackBerry reported fourth-quarter FY24 results today, reporting revenue of $173 million, beating the consensus of $154.8 million. Analysts were expecting an adjusted loss of $0.04 per share on $154.2M in sales.
A group action lawsuit led by Norfolk County Council has forced Apple to payout £385m in compensation for pension fund loses.
BlackBerry has completed the full repayment of all principal and interest amounts outstanding under its 1.75% extendable convertible unsecured debentures.
