Merchants' Gate, Turnstyle Underground Market, 1000 Eighth Avenue, 212-757-7214, turn-style.com/merchants-gate.
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If merchants got good customers, then good merchants would do deals and customers would open those emails.
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However the service, while a more efficient service for both customers and merchants alike, isn't free for merchants.
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That's because efforts by rivals to offer merchants low-cost alternatives couldn't gain traction unless merchants could actually signal to customers that that AmEx was more expensive for merchants to use than other cards.
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Now, multiple networks compete for the merchants' business, not ours, and we merely support the options that merchants can select.
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Chip terminal adoption is up a whopping 468 percent to 2 million merchants, which represents one third of all American merchants.
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Because retailers are so fiercely competitive, these numbers indicate merchants saved consumers even more than what merchants saved from debit reform.
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American Express provides a service both to merchants and consumers: receiving and processing payments for merchants, and providing payment methods to consumers.
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The Justice Department said the appeals court wrongly focused on how the company's policy affected customers and merchants, rather than merchants alone.
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Specifically, the rules preclude merchants from either telling card users what Amex charges the merchants or offering incentives to use other cards.
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Square also continues to attract larger merchants to its platform, proving that its services are valuable to more than just micro-merchants.
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LOWE'S COMPANIES INC CEO - AS WE TRANSITIONED FROM LEGACY MERCHANTS THE NEW MERCHANTS, THERE WAS MUCH MORE DISRUPTION IN Q1 THEN WE ANTICIPATED
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Look at this profile: Or this guy: They're genuine sea merchants looking for love, pushed out by the joke merchants looking for laughs.
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Visa, Mastercard and American Express charge merchants 2% to 3% of a purchase, a cost of doing business that merchants work into their product prices.
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But only 48% of urban merchants in India accept digital payments, making the recruitment of merchants key to the growth of India's digital payments industry.
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For example, when we talk about merchants, we have a lot of small and medium merchants and usually they have problems relating to working capital.
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It reasoned that, since American Express serves both merchants and cardholders, plaintiffs alleging anticompetitive harm to merchants must also show that cardholders were worse off overall.
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Amazon said the number of merchants using Pay With Amazon grew by 200 percent in 2015, but did not reveal the total number of merchants involved.
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Google's defense has been that big merchants, like Amazon and eBay, compete directly with comparison shopping services — and that those merchants are dominating Google in e-commerce.
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" In addressing merchants' core beef that they pay too much, the judges wrote, "Though merchants may desire lower fees, those fees are necessary to maintaining cardholder satisfaction.
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Merchants were set-up for failure and for the liability shift since there was no way most merchants could make the deadline set by the card brands.
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Offering 3% cash back from more merchants could strengthen Apple Card's potential to drive US adoption of Apple Pay, and it should target physical merchants in particular.
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Credit and debit card "swipe fees" — which merchants are assessed each time a customer uses a card to make a purchase — have long pitted bankers against merchants.
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For online merchants who are also PayPal merchants, when a customer selects PayPal through Google Pay, the merchant receives the money in their PayPal Business Account within minutes.
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The merchants' lawsuits challenging the laws were filed soon after a 2013 settlement in which leading credit-card companies dropped contractual rules that prevented merchants from adding surcharges.
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The credit card networks charge merchants so much to process debit- and credit-card payments that it cripples small merchants and raises the price of everything you buy.
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They chose a date completely at random without consulting merchants, which coincided with the busiest shopping season of the year when merchants were already overwhelmed with serving their customers.
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" The firm's survey "shows that 60% of the participating merchants (we note that we surveyed U.S. merchants only) would be willing to accept bitcoin in lieu of USD payment.
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Citi's merchants acquiring business provides credit and debit card payment processing services to about thousands merchants in Asia and it generates around $400 million of gross revenues, these people added.
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In "Merchants of Doubt" (also written with Erik M. Conway) we showed that the original "merchants" were not so much motivated by money as by the ideology of market fundamentalism.
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Entertainment Merchants Association, which tackled a 2005 California law that punished merchants who sold violent video games to minors and required publishers to label games beyond the usual ESRB warnings.
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Merchants say these fees are too high, a result of price-fixing among credit card networks like Visa and MasterCard, which act as electronic information highways between merchants and the banks.
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"Stripe is continually monitoring for fraudulent merchants and transactions on our platform, and we immediately remove any merchants engaging in illegal activity," the company said in a statement to CNN Business.
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Once merchants provide details about their products, orders, space requirements, and regional delivery needs, Ware2Go will then allow merchants to manage their inventory and orders across the companies' cloud-based network.
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Customers can top up their cards using cash through agents, drivers and merchants on the GrabPay platform, and will be able to use them at online and offline merchants that accept Mastercard.
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Those getting highlighted on Storefronts are already merchants on Amazon's platform, but you could also see this as a way for Amazon to try to lure more merchants to do business there.
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It's not clear how many merchants in Canada will be able to accept QuickPass at launch, but UnionPay says that over 70,000 merchants in the country accept UnionPay, and Canada's payment infrastructure means that a good percentage of merchants are already equipped to accept contactless payments, so the number could be a decent percentage of that 70,000.
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We know that there are both amazon's own and third-party merchants' products on amazon, and amazon has been collecting data from these third-party merchants to analyze sales trends and consumer preferences.
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This would potentially serve as an extension of the firms' efforts to court merchants, which has seen Google Pay offer a merchant-facing rewards program and Paytm enable merchants to settle payments instantly.
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Those inroads into a new cohort of merchants helped prompt Cielo's acquisition earlier this year of Stelo, a startup that, like PagSeguro, lets small merchants buy card reader machines rather than rent them.
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The German merchants have been a disruptive force in retailing.
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"We're more currency traders than wine merchants now," he says.
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And credit to our merchants who have worked around us.
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Merchants register and specify where to send the incoming funds.
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But fish farmers and meal merchants would lap it up.
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It also incorporates intelligent features to help merchants grow revenues.
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In total, GoCardless says 16,000 merchants are using its wares.
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He won a $7.24 billion settlement on behalf of merchants.
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Xiaomi, China Mobile and China Merchants Group declined to comment.
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Don't be afraid to ask merchants to match the cost.
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THE story of China Merchants Group began in the 1870s.
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Right now, the average take rate from merchants is 20%.
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It's a common complaint by merchants against the big platforms.
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Merchants need to be skilled at navigating difficult, tense conversations.
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The changes will directly affect 300,000 merchants active on Amazon.
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HOW MANY MERCHANTS ARE SAYING THEY WANT A CASH ADVANCE?
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For merchants, it's, 'Hey, I don't have to do anything.
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That's why those fees are passed on to the merchants.
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It hasn't worked, and merchants are justifiably mad about it.
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Now Flexport could make meatspace merchants as nimble as Amazon.
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"There is a huge benefit for the merchants," he said.
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Affiliate marketing largely involves two online entities: merchants and publishers.
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We are routinely warned by merchants — sometimes even credit agencies!
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Some banks rely on payment processors to vet online merchants.
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Brankas enables seamless connections between financial institutions, merchants and fintechs.
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"You always want more merchants and more users," she said.
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"Merchants of Doubt" by Naomi Oreskes and Erik M. Conway
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The actual payment process wouldn't change for merchants or consumers.
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China Merchants Bank said its credit card transactions on Nov.
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Merchants could be seen writing the values of the bills
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Militants began attacking kiosks where merchants sold secular music CDs.
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Earn one point for all other purchases at Visa merchants.
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In 1984, a company called United Merchants and Manufacturers Inc.
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Imperfect, perhaps, but, as sommeliers and wine merchants know, practical.
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And they have a relationship with merchants who sell them.
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They're not really accepted by many merchants as a currency.
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For now, the Whiteclay beer merchants will remain closed indefinitely.
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In the last quarter it also added 17,000 new merchants.
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Xiaomi, China Mobile, and China Merchants Group declined to comment.
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The startup also plans to build more products for merchants.
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Chicago tried to ban cashless merchants last year but failed.
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The result is that merchants are leery of raising prices.
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"Amex's business model sometimes causes friction with merchants," he wrote.
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Banks and merchants sometimes store their customers' biometric data internally.
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The company is looking for drivers, delivery persons and merchants.
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This means French merchants and consumers will incur higher expenses.
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Royal Grocers and Provisions MerchantsRoyal Tea Merchants and Grocers181 PiccadillyLondonfortnumandmason.
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The Guestiers were partners in the wine merchants Barton & Guestier.
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T), private equity firm Silver Lake, China Merchants Bank (600036.
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Founded in 2011, ShipStation empowers online merchants of all sizes.
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Local merchants sell cheese from nearby farms and traditional charcuterie.
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Both of those merchants' shares were fueled by tourist spending.
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Alibaba has gotten better at helping Chinese merchants sell overseas.
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Oftentimes offline merchants want to set up a payment system.
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And they ask that the company collect sales tax on sales by its third-party merchants, an issue that has heated up as some states start to collect taxes on sales by Amazon merchants.
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According to Dunn, merchants registered with AgeID would be charged using "a sliding scale based on UK traffic," which some have interpreted to mean that merchants would pay a small fee per verified visitor.
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Shopify, which provides a real-time sales visualisation for some 600,000 merchants on its platform, notes that the average sales per minute for those merchants is hovering at just over $400,000 per minute. 2.
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Merchants Bancshares operates Merchants Bank of South Burlington, Vermont, and the deal will allow Community Bank System, of upstate New York, to better compete with national lenders, the central bank said in its decision.
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For such merchants, arbitration is often preferred to litigation because it can be quicker, less expensive, and because merchants can choose an arbitrator who is more familiar with their industry than a typical judge.
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That leaves the bricks-and-mortar merchants, to whom the orders are passed for fulfillment, typically collecting 250 percent or less of the sale price, fueling a sort of love-hate relationship with online merchants.
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Mswipe, an Indian fintech company that develops point-of-sale terminals for merchants, has pulled $30 million in new funding as it bids to triple its reach to 20173 million merchants over the next year.
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For those of you worrying about merchants having your credit card number when you tap to pay, here's how Google protects your info: a temporary, encrypted number is shared with merchants, never the actual number.
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Shopify, which manages the online stores and checkout processes for 300,000 merchants, has been closely involved with the W3C effort and is planning to immediately offer the new standard to its merchants, as is Groupon.
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In many of the industrial areas, the happiest merchants are the merchants of scrap, who make their rounds in lurching trucks, scooping up looms, steel spools and other underused machinery for pennies on the dollar.
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Many of the merchants said they have received conflicting advice on their sales tax obligations from accountants and lawyers, according to interviews with several individual merchants and consultants who work with dozens of sellers each.
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Other interested merchants can request a demo at the program page.
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Amazon, too, often competes with merchants that use its online marketplace.
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Klarna, founded in 2005, provides payment solutions for consumers and merchants.
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Ordered something to a postal address known to merchants and marketers?
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The firm makes revenue from shopping through advertising costs for merchants.
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Importantly, there are no transaction fees for both merchants and customers.
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Venmo has partnerships with Chipotle, GrubHub and Uber, among other merchants.
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BharatPe has amassed more than 1.5 million merchants on its platform.
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These include retailers, travel merchants, and even insurance and utility companies.
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But most small businesses, especially neighborhood stores and merchants, remain offline.
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American Express's anti-steering practices raise the price paid by merchants.
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It works with banks, merchants and offers consumer-facing services, too.
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Shopify's merchants can opt to have their merchandise fulfilled by Amazon.
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Shopify is known for its ability to attract e-commerce merchants.
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Over 100,000 merchants worldwide accept bitcoin, CNBC Make It previously reported.
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The marketplaces are vital to merchants and highly valued by buyers.
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That compares with the 6.9 million merchants that accept American Express.
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Merchants like BBR now promote £210,000 bottles on Twitter and Instagram.
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In 1934 Hanighen coauthored with H. C. Engelbrecht Merchants of Death.
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Now the ruling clergy are the subject of the merchants' wrath.
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Merchants nodded, checked the wind and kept out of the fray.
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Merchants using Returnly have a lot of reasons to be happy.
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The merchants, on Wu's formulation, are the harvesters of human attention.
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Stock prices for U.S. grain merchants and meat processors were mixed.
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The more merchants who commit to EMV, the safer everyone becomes.
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Some merchants in China have questioned whether results from the Nov.
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China Merchants Bank has pegged its deposit rates to gold prices.
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CICC and China Merchants Securities are joint sponsors for the IPO.
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Many merchants have reported delays in getting their payment systems certified.
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Merchants can download the new software onto their existing payment hardware.
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In the end, the intimidated merchants buckled under the group's weight.
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However, JD.com maintains that it doesn't strategically push merchants for exclusivity.
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I only ate because merchants in the market would help me.
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Square recently opened up its lending business to non-Square merchants.
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And for those PayPal merchants, they get Baidu's 100 million users.
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But good merchants should always be ready to offer something similar.
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The company ended the year with 377,500 merchants on the platform.
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Merchants favor the limits established in 2010, while bankers oppose them.
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And of course merchants are reaching consumers directly like never before.
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Amazon serves customers and also the merchants who use its platform.
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These savings have helped merchants add jobs and continue to grow.
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The communications gap between customers and merchants always plagued his businesses.
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Beachgoers, merchants and local leaders objected, but the city held firm.
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Nobody knows the wares better than the merchants who buy them.
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They included miners, intermediaries, merchants, academic researchers, diplomats and government officials.
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Merchants kept their wares and conducted wholesale business in the shops.
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But according to Amazon's message to merchants, it's full speed ahead.
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Until recently, the few merchants left sold only grain—or doom.
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Still, credit availability continues to be an issue for smaller merchants.
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And traveling merchants like Kicks will visit from time to time.
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Mysore silk merchants also sell saris made by other silk brands.
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We passed near the silk merchants' area, now blackened and silent.
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WFS should help Walmart recruit more merchants to sell on Walmart.
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OkCredit, which raised $67 million last month, serves 5 million merchants.
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The feature is already rolling out to merchants, Sharma told TechCrunch.
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Adyen is targeting merchants and businesses looking to get paid instead.
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Even merchants who do not have smartphones are contemplating buying one.
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They became many merchants' second-largest operating cost, after only labor.
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And it is consumers and merchants who ultimately pay the price.
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Hundreds of thousands of merchants were likely affected, the lawsuit said.
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Rensource generates revenue from charging merchants daily, weekly or monthly fees.
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" Now, Fine complains, "multiple [processing] networks compete for the merchants' business.
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More recently, merchants said, the Pegatron night market has grown quieter.
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The truth promised in Merchants of Truth was often not true.
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The inaugural merchants are Singapore street food sellers — meaning the app can be used to buy food without cash or cards — and Grab has plans to expand the service to cover other countries and different merchants.
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According to data released by amazon, the total sales of small and medium-sized third-party merchants during the membership day this year exceeded $2 billion But how exactly does amazon treat these third-party merchants?
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While Cloosiv merchants currently receive orders through the standalone Cloosiv app, the next step for the company is integrating orders into the point-of-sales apps many merchants are already using — like Clover, Micros, and Square.
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Under the deal, China Merchants Capital Investment Management Co, the investment arm of conglomerate China Merchants Group, and other China-based investors will contribute up to 40 percent to the fund, the companies said in a statement.
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The program allows merchants to store their products in Amazon warehouses and makes them eligible for Prime, which promises consumers two-day shipping for $99-a-year for goods from merchants who sign up for the program.
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It's also only offering free deliveries from Plus merchants, who pay Postmates anywhere from 15-30% of revenue in exchange for better placement and cheaper delivery fees to customers, which translates to more volume for the merchants.
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"Let me tell you we are getting really, really close," a jeans-wearing Braeuniger told about 600 prospective product merchants at an open day on the Sydney waterfront, held to encourage merchants to sell on its website.
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So even though the fees charged to merchants by American Express are higher than those charged by Discover Card, for example, AmEx banned merchants from advertising that fact or doing anything that could steer customers toward Discover.
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As the merchants came at them from all sides, my partner and I laughed as our bewildered kids picked up their pace, unsure how to deflect the kindness in the merchants' voices, their sweet smiles, their tenacity.
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Newco would provide merchants a lot of the great taste of Amazon (robust ecommerce tools and fulfillment) without the calories (merchants keep their data, control the customer, branding, no private label launches on backs of merchant data).
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You're talking about Larry Merlo [CEO], one of the great retail merchants!
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You're talking about Larry Merlo [CEO], one of the great retail merchants!
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Thus far, Postmates has dozens of partner merchants for the Alcohol category.
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At one point the bustling city brimmed with travelers, locals, and merchants.
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Merchants are selling at a low price to appeal to this group.
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People can also scan QR codes and pay merchants for their purchases.
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Didi and China Merchants Bank Co were not immediately available for comment.
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Worldpay says it supports 400,000 merchants in 126 currencies across 146 countries.
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Offering a solution is one thing, but some merchants have been burned.
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He differentiates Ezetap from other players by its exclusive focus on merchants.
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The Azbakeya merchants announced their own month-long book fair from Jan.
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Now merchants in the UK can run their entire business with Shopify.
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Some e-commerce merchants in America are ready to take the risk.
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Small merchants can be offered both a merchandising and capital raising platform.
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What's confounding to these merchants is that Amazon isn't some unsophisticated retailer.
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Fuel merchants stopped supplying the area after they were targeted by airstrikes.
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" Promises to recover such a past were "fiction; its merchants are cheats.
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And by making checkout quicker, merchants could increase conversions and boost sales.
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Outside merchants are a large and growing piece of the Amazon pie.
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The platform counts 17 banks and thousands of merchants among its users.
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BharatPe operates an eponymous service to help offline merchants accept digital payments.
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Shopify says it works with more than 800,000 merchants on its platform.
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They are serving thousands of merchants using data with just 60 employees.
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Venmo has announced partnerships with Chipotle, GrubHub and Uber, among other merchants.
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Both target merchants are focused on making them sell online, albeit differently.
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Merchants, however, would be prohibited from selling the information to third parties.
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The merchants on the Zozi marketplace will be moved over to Peek.
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This will let merchants integrate Masterpass into their checkout experience more easily.
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The framers of the Constitution were mostly eminent planters, merchants and lawyers.
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To get reinstated, merchants have to take measures that can take weeks.
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And with such a massive audience, merchants will be clamoring for them.
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Yes, social media are merchants of attention that deliver viewers to advertisers.
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That blind eye won him useful allies among the merchants of Taiz.
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DBS has been trying to get small merchants onboard, to its credit.
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Merchants have complained about harm caused by Amazon copies of their products.
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The site is making it significantly harder for unauthorized merchants to flourish.
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To order from online merchants, Crimeans use VPNs that conceal their location.
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A few years later, Schwan joined Cardfree, a software platform for merchants.
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In the interior merchants have prospered from smuggling and trading in contraband.
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Apple Pay merchants get a token, not your actual credit card information.
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HONG KONG/SAO PAULO (Reuters) - China Merchants Port Holdings Co Ltd (0144.
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B17 merchants may have been deterred by his conviction, but not defeated.
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Amazon charges merchants 2.9 percent plus 30 cents to process each transaction.
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Etsy merchants can remain confident that they will receive their money…eventually.
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Pivotal also offers global ecommerce services and has more than 50,000 merchants.
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Pinterest also now has 50 million buyable pins from 20 million merchants.
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Missing the deadline made U.S. card-accepting merchants liable for fraudulent transactions.
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And there will be no shortages of potential arms merchants to Iran.
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The company has been working on the perfect service for e-merchants.
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Most of the dead in the hotel were merchants, Al-Asimi said.
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That could be prime opportunity for banks or merchants wanting to grow.
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Many merchants do better around Ramadan thanks to an increase in consumption.
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Visa said the new software would not require merchants to get recertified.
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Many white homeowners and merchants had fled after African-Americans moved in.
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More merchants and apps will be added in the future, it says.
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In Merchants of Truth, she ends up being a little of both.
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That's following a push from Square to offer more credit to merchants.
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In 2019, the April — June merchants were gas stations, Uber and Lyft.
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Some merchants pay more in swipe fees than they earn in profits.
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This is expensive, which is why some merchants won't accept credit cards.
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This in itself is spurring startups that help merchants thrive on Amazon.
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Indeed, the law already gives merchants the right to give cash discounts.
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We are not simply addressing dyadic transactions of individual consumers and merchants.
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Prior to 2628, the cost for merchants that accepted debit cards skyrocketed.
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Merchants based in the Americas would be shut out of the market.
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"Merchants would revolt," said Ron Shevlin, director of research at Cornerstone Advisors.
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After discovering that many local merchants did not deliver, they created PaloAltoDelivery.
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Merchants can also offer Alma as a payment option in retail stores.
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FR: We started with only like maybe five merchants in a month.
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We are considered merchants of misery and therefore get a bad rap.
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Klarna says that over 203,000 merchants have now partnered with the company.
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About 50 merchants and 500 carriers were testing XPO Connect, Harik said.
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PayPal has some 24 million merchants signed up for its payments solutions.
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The First Amendment protects the merchants of mediated violence, as it should.
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These link the city's rich merchants, called qamiris, to manufacturers in China.
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And if Honey's discount drives a sale, it charges merchants a commission.
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It assists merchants in managing products, processing orders and analyzing customer trends.
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The startup has amassed over 3 million merchants in 30 Indian cities.
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In some cases, the company works with merchants to offer fulfillment services.
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He presented his currency to merchants as payment for goods and services.
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The onerous treatment has caused many futures commission merchants to cease operations.
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On Thursday Cainiao urged users and merchants to select alternative logistics firms.
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These trends inspired countless Etsy merchants and filled numerous Pinterest mood boards.
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"Those merchants who are accepting it are bullish on bitcoin, " Damodaran said.
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China Merchants Bank's audited first half results are due on Aug. 19.
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Air Liquide reported growth in its main industrials, merchants and healthcare sectors.
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These also supplied Arab American peddlers and merchants who traveled the country.
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That means more professional merchants are becoming high-volume sellers on Amazon.
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Growth of its third-party merchants is good news for Amazon, too.
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Walmart's growth as a venue for Amazon merchants is likely to continue.
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So we take our 250 million people on our platform, AliExpress and other players inside China, put the PayPal button on their merchants and our consumers outside of China purchase from Chinese merchants and they export goods out.
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Importantly, this also could allow Amazon, over time, to layer on further services into the mix for merchants, which could potentially include netting third-party merchants into its popular Amazon Prime subscription scheme for free shipping and more.
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"With a local office and expanded team, we will be well-positioned to support Australian and New Zealand merchants already on our platforms, as well as new merchants looking to expand into China," Zhou said in the statement.
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The Supreme Court ruled that American Express did not violate antitrust laws by insisting in its contracts with merchants that they do nothing to encourage patrons to use other cards, even though other cards charge the merchants less.
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But Steven Zhu, an analyst with the research firm Pacific Epoch, said surveys of merchants and conversations with industry insiders had led him to believe that many of Pinduoduo's more than one million merchants were also on Taobao.
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But if the card network helps small merchants get devices with financing, more businesses may be able to adopt its offering, and it could try to leverage that relationship so that merchants choose its mPOS solution over competitors'.
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This year, 21 percent of Amazon professional merchants brought in more than $2600 million in sales, according to a new survey by Feedvisor, an e-commerce company that helps merchants price goods on Amazon and other online marketplaces.
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There are dozens of countries around the world that don't have access to American websites — because U.S. merchants think that opening up their stores to these countries would expose the sites to fraudsters (potentially costing the U.S. merchants millions).
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To spur adoption, the Libra Association, which will manage the digital token, will help offer financial incentives to merchants and customers, like free Libra for opening a wallet, or discounts on Libra transactions for merchants who accept the currency.
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The 1905 building was originally the Merchants' Refrigerating Company's large cold-storage warehouse.
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Square has already tried educating merchants and customers about Apple Pay in Portland.
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People—especially merchants—tend to holler when a city starts charging for parking.
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The provision is the latest challenge for merchants such as Cargill and ADM.
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Two young merchants were kidnapped in mid-April and their whereabouts remain unknown.
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Merchants using delivery service Caviar will also be eligible for Square Capital loans.
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The two companies are leasing subsidiaries of China Merchants Bank (CMB, BBB/Stable).
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As Chinese tourists take the mobile pay habit abroad, merchants are adapting quickly.
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Warlords on the road in between erect checkpoints to rob travellers and merchants.
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A Lazada spokeswoman said the company does not compel its merchants to discount.
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Amazon can't allow merchants to nix all resales of their items at will.
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Individual merchants found ways to bring food in to supply this ready market.
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Zilingo charges merchants a commission of between 10% and 30% for each sale.
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Those processing UPI payments can not even charge a small commission to merchants.
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The issue: Merchants pay a percentage of each charge to credit card companies.
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They also added a recent program for merchants who want next-day delivery.
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The European Commission is examining whether Amazon is taking advantage of merchants' data.
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In early 20183, Japan allowed merchants to legally accept bitcoin as a payment.
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Amazon is finally meaningfully addressing its counterfeit issue after getting sued by merchants.
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Merchants in other bazaars have also gone on strike, as have some teachers.
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For businesses, Tapp's main partners are merchants, such as insurance and electricity companies.
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Reaping rewards from merchants too early can do great harm to the market.
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Everyone—smallholders, herders, merchants—had to be involved and convinced it would work.
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It also lets service providers access customer and transaction data on merchants' behalf.
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Merchants will also be able to send users receipts via the Messenger app.
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Duckler recruited six local artists to synthesize the merchants' stories into multidisciplinary works.
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Be clear, they're a great specialty retailer that have hired really talented merchants.
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Shoppers can also make cash purchases from more than a thousand online merchants.
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China Merchants Group, a state-controlled conglomerate, is among those putting in money.
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It plans to expand the service to more merchants in the near future.
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It allows merchants to check real-time sales data, invoicing and digital receipts.
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VigLink worked to connect about 55,000 merchants to Tumblr's site, the company says.
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The attention merchants are the businesses whose model is the resale of eyeballs.
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Jessica Wragg is marketing manager and butcher at London meat merchants Turner & George.
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Most merchants speak Spanish but there is also a substantial Anglo expat community.
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U.S. merchants will also be able to sell to other U.S.-based businesses.
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Cielo already sells card machine readers to small merchants, through its Stelo subsidiary.
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China Southern Fund Management, China Merchants Fund and E Fund declined to comment.
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On January 26th the firm announced an agreement with China Merchants Bank (CMB).
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Some 65,000 online merchants have so far hired it to run their checkouts.
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As well as selling more, merchants in La Hormiga are charging higher prices.
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La cora involved shaking down merchants for a quarter-dollar at a time.
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It has built a network of more than 700,000 small and micro-merchants.
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Now Uber is capitalizing on being the literal connection between customers and merchants.
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Have the souk merchants been able to replenish their supplies and regain clientele?
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Merchants would only accept coins at discounts, which raised the costs of trade.
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The monthly survey tracks merchants in various businesses, including exporters and industrial distributors.
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Her account of being fired in 2014 makes Merchants of Truth essential reading.
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Since the birds were imported by Turkish merchants, the English called them turkeys.
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Amazon's third-party merchants power some 58% of the e-commerce giant's sales.
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On September 15, the merchants discovered their account was suspended without any notification.
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Earn one point per dollar spent on all other purchases at Visa merchants.
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More than half of products sold on Amazon now come from Marketplace merchants.
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Access hundreds of thousands of merchants across the globe using our open APIs.
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Despite more competition, credit availability continues to be an issue for smaller merchants.
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Ms. Abu Baker grew up in a well-to-do family of merchants.
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Financing is being provided by Ghouta merchants with no foreign funding, he said.
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And where there's a market, there are merchants to take advantage of it.
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Merchants are desperately seeking solutions to help them get out of Amazon's chokehold.
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This provides a consistent view of such purchases for both merchants and issuers.
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"The conventional merchants services world is not really open to cannabis," Gee said.
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Merchants already using the quicker checkout include Beyond Proper by Boston Proper, Guess?
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Merchants in the United States pay the highest "swipe fees" in the world.
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Credit Suisse and China Merchants were among the suitors bidding, the sources said.
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Other merchants favor a counterintuitive approach: Mark the price up to the moon.
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The groom's father, a glass cutter, retired from Merchants Glass Distributors in Manhattan.
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Trust from customers and merchants alike is at risk — and Amazon knows it.
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Tech firms have been pushing for merchants to support digital payments in India.
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Gang members extorting money had killed merchants in the market where she worked.
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On Monday, merchants and government officials were still assessing the total property damage.
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"They must have lunch at their own Merchants of Death table," moaned Faber.
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Brick-and-mortar merchants collect the sales tax at the point of sale.
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They are people who used to be merchants and goat herders and professors.
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Unlike Amazon, Shopify keeps out of the relationship between merchants and their customers.
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We tried to find communities because communities have a lot of merchants inside.
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So, it makes sense to provide fintech, especially giving loans to these merchants.
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"We will support our merchants to overcome this challenging time together," Zhang added.
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Merchants in Little Rock, Arkansas, also reported a decline in sales of 40%.
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While a few merchants now accept bitcoin, this has mostly been a novelty.
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Its demise threatens to hurt smaller suppliers, merchants, rivals and Britain's biggest banks.
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The offering is sponsored by Morgan Stanley, Credit Suisse and China Merchants Securities.
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Consumers save because retailing is so competitive that merchants must hold prices down.
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MERCHANTS NY The last of Abraham Merchant's restaurants bearing his name has closed.
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Dosh offers both in-app deals and automatic cash back with certain merchants.
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In another, a group of merchants challenged American Express over high processing fees.
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Merchants don't have to count out change for each customer paying with cash.
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Investors included CICC Jiatai Equity Fund, FinTrek Capital and China Merchants Venture Capital.
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Museums and merchants started paying top dollar for great auk eggs and skins.
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Wirecard, based near Munich, processes payments for 22,000 retailers and online merchants worldwide.
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As nonresidents, some drivers park at meters, others at spaces rented from merchants.
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Investment firm International Merchants Holdings plans to buy $40 million worth of shares.
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For merchants fulfilling by Amazon, that cost is going up significantly this year.
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Shopify's software enables merchants to sell everything from infant formula to cosmetics online.
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Resuming my microtour, I saw that they weren't the Salon's only American merchants.
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Shopify said that sales by merchants using its platforms have been increasing significantly.
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Lütke said Shopify now counts more than 1 million merchants on the platform.
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Most of those smaller merchants would have set up shop on Tmall Global.
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Mr. Hershkowitz's staff purchases food from wholesalers or collects donations from local merchants.
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You can find authentic za'atar at Middle Eastern groceries or online spice merchants.
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Friar attributes that growth to features and services that larger merchants find attractive.
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Through use of the API, merchants in turn can give shoppers who choose that option access to their shipping addresses and cards that they already use on Amazon, without having to share those details directly with Worldpay or the merchants themselves.
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"When major regulatory changes are introduced in a new market covered by Stripe, the Payment Intents API will allow merchants to upgrade their checkout flows with little-to-no disruption, significantly reducing the burden of migrations for merchants," Stripe notes.
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The following morning, they will meet Kurdish merchants in Iran and sell them the alcohol, and the merchants will in turn smuggle it into Iran's major cities, where they will sell it to sagis, who will sell it to drinkers.
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Shopify, a Canadian e-commerce company that helps merchants set up online stores and sell products directly to consumers, recently announced that it would offer the same opportunity to Canadian cannabis merchants on the heels of the country's recreational legalization.
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And offering Terminal in Asia will allow Stripe to provide merchants with payments solutions that can be used across channels and can help them manage their businesses in one place, which could prove attractive to merchants and boost Stripe's popularity.
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As a result of advertising campaigns in the 1980s by Visa and MasterCard aimed at convincing merchants and consumers to use cards with lower fees, American Express tightened contract provisions with merchants to stop what it called discrimination against its cards.
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"Focusing on merchant fees alone misses the mark because the product that credit-card companies sell is transactions, not services to merchants, and the competitive effects of a restraint on transactions cannot be judged by looking at merchants alone," he said.
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It also offers services that could influence merchants to list on its site: Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA) provides logistics services for merchants, and reportedly offers lower fees in some cases for orders through its own marketplace compared to sales elsewhere.
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Amex must be allowed to overcharge merchants, says the court, so that it can give consumers incentives, like cash-back awards and airline miles, or else it would not be able to attract enough consumers to make itself attractive to merchants.
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Afterpay has partnered with thousands of Australian merchants in different industries, and it has the chance to build a similar network in the US. The company counts 35,500 merchants in Australia, reaching industries like retail, airlines, and dentists, Molnar said.
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Visa's new fee structure could please some retailers in certain categories by providing lower fees but frustrate the merchants that will see their fees increase, so interchange fees may remain a hot button issue for merchants and card networks alike.
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Blending PayPal and Honey&aposs services could also increase PayPal&aposs appeal to merchants because Schulman sees Honey as a tool PayPal can use to help merchants raise their sales, allowing PayPal to grow its network in addition to its volume.
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These fees can be costly for merchants and lucrative for card networks and issuers: Merchants paid an estimated $64 billion in interchange fees in 2018, according to The Nilson Report, and Visa, Mastercard, Bank of America, Citi, and Chase paid around $6 billion in a 2018 settlement for a class action antitrust lawsuit after merchants claimed that card networks and banks colluded to inflate fees and fix prices.
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Merchants have until October 16th to get approval from Instagram to use the feature.
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In essence, the DEA realized it can't wiretap drug merchants like it used to.
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The company currently has more than 60,000 merchants on its platform, according to Agboola.
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China Merchants Bank researcher Liu Dongliang said the proposed rules targeted all financial institutions.
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Official registries showed that Sierentz Global Merchants Asia was registered in May in Singapore.
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Merchants can use the Snap Pixel to measure how their ads lead to sales.
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The checkout, meanwhile, will also now automatically handle SCA requirements for merchants, Stripe said.
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And like many of these ailing merchants, Aeropostale had been struggling for several years.
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It's still unclear if Amazon China will offer freight forwarding services to U.S. merchants.
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In addition, Shoplo's tech will also help SumUp merchants create better-looking online storefronts.
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Amazon AdvertisingThird-party merchants on Amazon's platform pay for advertising to promote their listings.
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Trade suffered at these moments as merchants lacked the ability to fund their purchases.
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New merchants can secure about $500 for a period of three months from BharatPe.
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Shopify says more than half its merchants are "solo-preneurs" who find marketing challenging.
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Traditional analysis, which considered only the direct effect on merchants, implied anti-competitive behaviour.
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MSC, Advent, Triunfo, Odebrecht, China Merchants, DPWorld and Odebrecht all had no immediate comment.
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It's not clear how many merchants have signed up to use Amazon's freight services.
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In the 19th century they were sold across the world through merchants in Mumbai.
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Older merchants still remember trading in rupees, so closely was business linked with India.
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Shopify partnered with Amazon in 2015 as its preferred migration partner for webstore merchants.
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For the merchants, maintaining online an online presence via Google could also be helpful.
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Leading payments firms have successfully tailored their wares to suit merchants of different kinds.
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Tencent said it had seen an "encouraging response" from merchants including Didi Chuxing, Dianping.
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An array of Latino merchants and restaurants—Venezuelan, Peruvian, Guatemalan, Salvadoran—line the streets.
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Last month, Amazon itself filed two lawsuits against its own merchants selling counterfeit goods.
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All loans are issued by Square Capital, which also offers business loans to merchants.
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Payment providers allow people to pay merchants by direct transfer from their bank accounts.
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Currently, there are over 200 merchants participating in Pickup, including my personal favorite, Papalote.
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The program taps goods from merchants in Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana, South Africa, and Burundi.
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Across the midway in the merchants' barn, you'll find booths for both political parties.
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Unlike conventional merchants, companies like Facebook and Google have their users themselves produce value.
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Consumers will be able to purchase the currency and use it at participating merchants.
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Merchants track individual cases via unique identifiers; auction houses send investigators to visit vineyards.
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It has more than 2 million drivers and about 400,000 merchants on its platform.
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Revenue from the service would come from charging "competitive" fees for merchants using Calibra.
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Unlimited now includes all the merchants on the app, not just Postmates Plus restaurants.
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If this goes well, Waze will expand the "order ahead" function to other merchants.
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At merchants' contactless terminals, wake the phone up and hold it over the reader.
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Shoppers can pay in cash for a variety of online merchants and financial services.
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Amazon Lending, the platform's finance arm, has lent $3 billion to merchants since 2011.
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Merchants can't rely on digital transactions that can take minutes or hours to validate.
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She built a map guide for the tourists and sold advertising to the merchants.
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We know who's interested in fishing, and our merchants can reach them for free.
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The shift in sales patterns has also led to changes in hiring among merchants.
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Traders, merchants and financiers can hold stocks off market in cheaper non-exchange warehouses.
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RevenueAccelerate is designed to turn this 5 percent of failures into revenue for merchants.
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As overexploitation has depleted stocks throughout Asia, merchants have sought the creature further afield.
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Through the acquisition it hopes to give merchants a more comprehensive suite of services.
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As more customers start using Paytm, more merchants join, spurring further use, he added.
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They're also the most likely to buy from mass merchants and online pure-plays.
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"We certainly want to have the capability, detached from merchants as well," he said.
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Paytm already has 250 million users, and 5 million offline merchants, according to Deora.
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English merchants were prohibited from trading with the rich markets of the Spanish Netherlands.
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"Indeed, many merchants have already made and continue to make this choice," it said.
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"Merchants of Doubt," now also a documentary, was written by two historians of science.
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The shift away from list prices is taking some merchants on Amazon by surprise.
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By the 19th century, the middle classes — merchants, lawyers, doctors and artists — joined them.
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Coen executed the merchants, killed fifteen thousand islanders, and sold the survivors into slavery.
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"That personalized service is I think what small merchants can do," Amex's Rutledge said.
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Government statistics show merchants have used their savings from reform to hold down prices.
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At the very end, other retailers or small merchants come in for the fixtures.
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Friday night will explore alternative economies with a group of female vendors and merchants.
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The startup doesn't share that revenue with merchants, but they win in other ways.
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U.S. merchants and farmers have struggled to compete against lower-priced South American corn.
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China Merchants Bank and the other lenders did not respond to requests for comment.
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Even then, Amazon still might suddenly kick merchants off its platform without prior notice.
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This pressure is making merchants increasingly nervous as Amazon squeezes them from all sides.
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Today, only around 1,000 publishers and less than 1,000 merchants today were using it.
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And it is not just merchants and card users that benefit from card acceptance.
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In a competitive market, merchants would be incentivized to compete away the cost savings.
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Additionally, interchange fees declined for 11 percent of merchants, but increased for 31 percent.
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Extra costs and delays could drive some merchants, processors and fishermen out of business.
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A Google spokeswoman said the company does not comment on relationships with individual merchants.
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Lütke drew a comparison between his business, which he said prizes merchants, and Amazon's.
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The tactic is all too familiar to the merchants who rely on Amazon's platform.
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He bought and sold so much, merchants said, that he could set the price.
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But, to fund those investments, Amex must charge merchants higher fees than its rivals.
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More than 20,000 merchants have gotten loans from Amazon, the company said in 2017.
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Most merchants in Sweden still accept notes and coins, but their ranks are thinning.
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To survive, he said, merchants need to create unique and immersive in-store experiences.
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Amazon, she added, can use sales data about other merchants to improve its offerings.
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Merchants from the Khanate of Kokand attacked Kashgar repeatedly to press for trade privileges.
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Portuguese merchants traded with the Edo, and the Oba sent an ambassador to Lisbon.
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The Tuareg developed a reputation for guiding merchants through the desert, then robbing them.
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Bateson worked for Bunge and Nidera, also international grain merchants, before joining COFCO International.
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Calling them "Merchants of Doubt," Oreskes and Conway explore the motivations behind their stances.
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Salahi and Wood went around the room shaking hands with bankers, merchants, prefects, doctors.
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Square Capital originally provided loans to merchants already using its credit card processing services.
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Last year, Japan allowed merchants to begin accepting bitcoin as payment if they wanted.
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CEO Daniel Schulman said an integration with Honey added tremendous value for its merchants.
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Visa and MasterCard price-fix these fees for their member banks to charge merchants.
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Wine professionals like sommeliers and retail merchants are skilled at translating emotions to wines.
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Artisans were disrupted by merchants, who were disrupted by bazaars and spice-route traders.
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Stores, malls, and even the mightiest online merchants remain the great sellers of things.
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Amazon, meanwhile, said it's working to stop merchants from taking advantage of the crisis.
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We merchants – and, in fact, most businesses – can only envy profit margins that extreme.
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Cielo has been growing fast at small merchants, which are more profitable, he said.
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Merchants collect sales taxes and send the money to a trustee for the bondholders.
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Boîte Merchants' Gate invites straphangers to forget that they are inside the subway system.
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The Rothschild bank soon helped other governments finance operations by borrowing from British merchants.
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"Number one is we like to ask our customers and our merchants," said Kanovich.
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Merchants wanted to lock in the price of a shipment as it left port.
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Some of the journalists featured in "Merchants of Truth" accused her of factual errors.
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The ads also serve as posters for merchants to advertise that they use Paytm.
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Unlike banks, merchants' profit margins are typically only 1 or 85033 percent on sales.
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So swipe fees have swollen into many merchants' second-largest operating cost, after labor.
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Sears' stores helped reshape America, drawing shoppers away from the traditional Main Street merchants.
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TC: And to be clear, you're buying these receivables from merchants at a discount?
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Elavon processes payments in more than 30 countries for more than one million merchants.
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Merchants said in the suit they would rather negotiate the fees directly with banks.
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The prospect of earning fatter profits online, though, is alluring to many merchants here.
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Apple Pay is accepted at more than half of U.S. merchants, according to eMarketer.
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British merchants were allowed to come to China and trade freely with no restrictions.
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The provision was the latest challenge for merchants such as ADM and Cargill Inc.
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I saw us go from zero merchants on the platform to over a million.
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As such, 80 percent of Amazon merchants also sell their goods on other channels.
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EBay is losing its lead as the most common alternate marketplace for Amazon merchants.
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So Wish will have to pay some fraction of the total inventory value upfront, and then trust its forecasting to promise merchants it can unload all of the items being stored — and to pay the merchants for any inventory that goes unsold.
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These offerings don't necessarily mean those merchants exclusively accept digital payments from the firm they receive payments solutions from, but they could help competitors fight off WhatsApp Pay by limiting its acceptance or appeal to merchants as it rolls out to more users.
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Instead, Google said that mobile accounted for over half of Google Express orders, that of Google Express customers buying from participating merchants, over 50% are new to the merchant, and for existing customers of those merchants, they see sales growth of 18%.
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But it has rankled U.S. merchants who have found themselves sometimes paying higher rates to ship items to customers right here in their own country than Chinese merchants are paying to send goods to shoppers on the other side of the globe.
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It's attracted 1.5 million merchants and processed over 21 million transactions, worth more than $83 million, since it was founded in 2018, and it wants to use the new funding to bring in around 3.5 million more merchants in the next 12 months.
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Apple hasn't yet said what other merchants may be joining the program in the future, but an obvious place to look would be at the big list of Apple Pay merchants who accept Apple Pay in their stores already, as Walgreens does.
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It slowly but surely has added more popular merchants in its four years of existence.
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But tightening regulation is causing more friction between Pinduoduo and its merchants on the platform.
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ICE hopes Bakkt can help change that by working with merchants to create consumer applications.
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Cellulant is now the connective tissue between consumers, merchants, banks and mobile operators in Africa.
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Transactions settle after merchants request payments, which is not always immediate and can take days.
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Of merchants who responded to the survey, 56 percent said sales improved after adopting Alipay.
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Since 210, Tiller Systems has been assisting various restauranteurs and merchants in over 30 countries.
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Many Russians were engineers and merchants who settled in Harbin, the capital city of Heilongjiang.
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The platform integration connects Shopify merchants to "millions of potential Amazon customers," the company said.
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An army crackdown dented business but merchants at the gun market insist they're not worried.
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China Merchants Securities, Credit Suisse and Morgan Stanley were hired as sponsors of the IPO.
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And it will be available to Shopify Plus merchants, through the e-commerce platform's marketplace.
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"This is a real shot across the bow to Amazon's own merchants," he told Motherboard.
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Tony Xu: What we'd like to do is ... We started the company to help merchants.
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China Everbright Securities HK, China Merchants Securities HK and ICBC Singapore are joint lead managers.
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CRAMER: EVEN THE GREAT MERCHANTS HAVE NOT BEEN – GAP STORES OPENED ALL OVER THE PLACE.
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Clients: Citi, Credorax, SafetyPayFeedZai offers AI-powered fraud prevention services to banks, acquirers, and merchants.
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He also likely designed the On Leong Tong, or Chinese Merchants Association on Mott Street.
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The bottom line: The deal should enable AliExpress and its merchants to tap into Mail.
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I just don't see the value proposition for consumers or merchants in the western world.
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In February PNB, the second-biggest state lender, disclosed a $2bn fraud involving diamond merchants.
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There will also be sign-up bonuses for merchants who accept Facebook's cryptocurrency as payment.
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This public-private partnership, which involves simplifying both logistics and payments, will help small merchants.
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As merchants spend more time on BharatPe, the firm increases the amount to about $2,000.
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By the time you reach Meridian, merchants should be selling an unlimited fast travel tool.
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Some were provided directly to Reuters by the merchants and others came through industry sources.
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Neither Apple nor Google, the dominant players in the space, charge merchants to accept transactions.
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The Djibouti International Free Trade Zone ($150 million in 2015), financed by China Merchants Holdings.
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Germany's antitrust regulator is probing how Amazon treats third-party merchants who use its marketplace.
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Amex operates a two-sided market, bringing together merchants and consumers who use credit cards.
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Soon, Mastercard will require those merchants to request an official authorization for any recurring subscriptions.
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Merchants will deal only with Amazon rather than multiple companies for trucking, warehousing and shipping.
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Parents can even block select merchants, but only after an initial transaction has taken place.
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Until recently, most merchants entrusted banks with processing payments and moving money on their behalf.
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They appear to be traveling merchants, and the sky-scraping community is teeming with customers.
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There's even a form for local merchants looking to take part in the early deliveries.
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That delivers on the expectation of privacy from both consumers and merchants around the world.
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GERMAN CARTEL OFFICE SAYS AMAZON AGREES TO AMEND TERMS OF SERVICE FOR THIRD-PARTY MERCHANTS
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Iran and Turkey, which vie for influence in Kurdistan, have encouraged their merchants to return.
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Square recommends its $49 contactless chip reader for merchants worried about liability in chargeback scenarios.
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This leads to higher conversion and revenue for merchants as well as better customer experiences.
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These range from lending to small businesses to facilitating money transfers between merchants and customers.
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"There was no simple reason why I was fired," Abramson writes in Merchants of Truth.
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Historically, these merchants have decided when and if to charge sales tax to Amazon customers.
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Just as malls have linked consumers and merchants, newspapers have long linked subscribers and advertisers.
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But, Swisher asked, in the larger picture beyond individual merchants, how do big retailers compete?
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China Merchants plans to fund the TCP acquisition with cash and debt, the statement said.
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Amazon – Merchants and brands are increasingly worried about competing directing with Amazon's private label business.
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With record-breaking holiday sales, 2015 ended on a high note for e-commerce merchants.
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That's what we are doing: connecting consumers and merchants together to help them connect better.
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The alternative path provides merchants more control over branding, margins and access to customer insights.
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The other half of the equation is that merchants must be amenable to downloading apps.
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For each transaction they process, merchants will also receive a percentage of the transaction back.
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It ensured that at least two competitor networks would be available for merchants to choose.
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We estimate merchants have pocketed about $8 billion annually since Durbin was implemented in 85033.
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Finally, retail lobbying groups might try to argue that merchants' debit costs are too high.
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Card processors PagSeguro Digital Ltd and Mercadolibre Inc have launched checking accounts for small merchants.
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Still, marijuana merchants say there are not nearly enough banks willing to take their cash.
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Payment networks report that counterfeit fraud has been halved at merchants who use chip readers.
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Retailers, credit card companies and merchants were supposed to adopt the new technology by Oct.
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It hosts a platform which allows merchants to sell into the countries where it operates.
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The company now boasts more than 58 million reviews on its platform, across 265,000 merchants.
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As traders and merchants, we provided a strong backbone to the nation's early economic growth.
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The business provides platforms to allow merchants to accept payments by cards and other methods.
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Find Knights and Merchants at 34 Jiaodaokou Bei Santiao, Beijing, next to The Tiki Bungalow.
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He declined to specify merchants currently in beta-testing through the new Visa commercial relationship.
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The company makes its money predominately through the fees it charges merchants for its service.
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Others rejected the day as a holiday promoted by merchants, not in honor of fathers.
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Shopping at second-hand merchants and clothing rental options are also cutting into apparel sales.
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Small merchants turn to Amazon Business to avoid complicated, long-term contracts with big suppliers.
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Besides financial support, Alibaba's investment has boosted Lazada's range of merchants and improved its logistics.
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Charging merchants to take Venmo payments, a service which launched this week, should change that.
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These merchants help brands with promotions, in-store presentations, and window displays, amongst other things.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve on Wednesday said it had approved Merchants Bancshares Inc MBVT.
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Through machine learning, Google discovered a cluster of merchants with similar data and online habits.
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Third-party merchants accounted for 58% of physical gross merchandise sales on Amazon in 2018.
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Discover has a cash-back calendar, which shows both previous and upcoming bonus category merchants.
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Spreedly's API helps online merchants accept transactions from multiple payments providers, like Stripe and PayPal.
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Merchants using this new device will pay higher than average transaction fees from the outset.
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Interchange fees, for example, are charged to merchants when customers pay using a credit card.
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Third-party merchants now account for more than half of products sold on the site.
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Merchants in small cities where the government is a major employer have seen sales slump.
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While Vantiv is U.S.-focused, Worldpay supports 400,000 merchants in 126 currencies across 146 countries.
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Merchants used to transport silk and other commodities by camel or horse along those roads.
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The company warns merchants to avoid knockoff products that may be sold over their website.
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Some merchants cover the cost of the return shipping; others make you pay for it.
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By the 1920s, a number of unscrupulous merchants simply invented provenance tales about their wares.
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Merchants and banks have seen new fees proposed or enacted to ensure network routing dominance.
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Amazon listed dozens of third-party merchants offering the product, usually from $40 to $50.
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Alibaba's system, called Gateway, introduces U.S.-based merchants, big and small, to the Chinese market.
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The company said more than 133,863 net new merchants began selling on Shopify last year.
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Merchants can save millions by pooling together their shipping, trucking and last-mile delivery costs.
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To deliver within two days, merchants must have access to warehouses located near their customers.
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Silver Lake Kraftwerk, China Merchants Bank Co. and Bank of Communications Co. are also investors.
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Amazon fired employees who allegedly provided merchants with company data to aid in selling scams.
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Some merchants have questioned whether results from the event are really as high as reported.
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Plenty of merchants are meanwhile looking to offload the complexity of keeping impatient buyers happy.
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Ping An Insurance declined to comment while there was no response from China Merchants Bank.
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George Washington shipped wheat and other crops from his Mount Vernon estate through Alexandria merchants.
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This meant card networks had no reason to compete when serving merchants, keeping prices high.
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Transactions will cost individuals less than merchants, Facebook said, though executives declined to provide specifics.
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Merchants unable to keep refrigerators working began giving away cheese, vegetables and meat to clients.
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It merely provides the digital shelves and aisles for other merchants to sell their goods.
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It was here, he explained, that Jewish merchants would sell their wares on market days.
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Merchants, no fools, pass those fees on to consumers by making their products more expensive.
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Halkbank will also provide the merchants with 25,000 lira of "commercial card support," Anadolu said.
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Through the 1950s and early '60s, Mr. Broadbent worked in sales positions for several merchants.
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Through the 1950s and early '60s, Mr. Broadbent worked in sales positions for several merchants.
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Merchants sold $30.6 billion worth of goods on Alibaba's platforms, beating last year's high mark.
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Its border with China is porous, with migrants and merchants traveling back and forth regularly.
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As with the merchants of old, the biggest opportunities lie in faraway lands, especially Asia.
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Vendors and merchants likely have at least some items still in stock in Amazon warehouses.
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The coronavirus had already threatened to throw many third-party merchants' businesses into a tailspin.
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Third-party merchants can still sell products that fall outside the categories prioritized by Amazon.
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And platforms may have trouble effectively vetting their sellers because some boast thousands of merchants.
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Furthermore, merchants and consumers are both shifting to digital, which is giving gateways more influence.
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But as more companies pour into this space, it will create difficult decisions for merchants.
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The stores were named for the families that ran them, merchants integral to their cities.
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There is a section in the Connection called "Buyer's Picks," where Costco's merchants recommend products.
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Indian merchants have lobbied Prime Minister Narendra Modi to take tougher action against the companies.
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American merchants and missionaries saw China as a vast market for stuff and for souls.
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Part of the reason why few customers and merchants use bitcoin is high transaction cost.
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Such moves can give an edge to independent merchants who sell their products on Amazon.
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Its merchants became fabulously wealthy, building some of the loveliest manors in the country's southwest.
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It's incorrect to say that our merchants' success is tied to Facebook and its data.
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The solution allows merchants to accept contactless transactions on a mobile device without additional hardware.
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"We're not holding a gun to merchants' heads to make revenue grow," Ms. Wu said.
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WFS could bring more merchants to Walmart's marketplace because it may simplify selling with Walmart.
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ET, according to an email Amazon sent Tuesday to merchants that was viewed by CNBC.
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It added that over 10,000 small and micro merchants were forced to choose between platforms.
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It added that over 27.03,000 small and micro merchants were forced to choose between platforms.
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Amazon's marketplace is becoming extremely crowded, making it difficult for some merchants to stand out.
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"Based on what your order behavior was, we then show the relevant merchants," he added.
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Merchants buying used items from places like garage sales were suddenly stuck with unsellable inventory.
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Together, the companies provide a range of technology solutions to banks, merchants, and other businesses.
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That means the number of users and merchants is set to increase sharply in 2018.
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Other Washington-area Halloween merchants say sales of Trump-inspired gear have been downright eerie.
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Merchants think it sounds like a free and open market finally starting to open up.
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The $900 million will be tacked onto the $5.3 billion paid to merchants in 2012.
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It's possible that some merchants will simply try to unload bottles they cannot otherwise sell.
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Seventeen percent of professional merchants also sell on Walmart, up from 9 percent last year.
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"Over the next three years, MobiKwik has targeted having 150 million users and 500,000 merchants, and the introduction of our various technologies is expected to enhance their value proposition and differentiation to users, online and offline merchants, increase acceptance, and accelerate growth," he added.
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Furthermore, consumers becoming more interested in point-of-sale (POS) financing options should lead to more merchants looking to add such solutions, and Stripe can potentially leverage its partnership with Splitit to convince more of these merchants to use its platform and other services.
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That calculation changes radically if buyers go through national merchants like 230-1-Flowers and FTD.
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Square's new API is designed to let merchants track online and offline sales in one place.
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These include small merchants and kirana stores, or neighborhood shops that sell groceries and other necessities.
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Square is named after its credit card reader, which lets merchants accept payments through an iPhone.
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There I felt I was surrounded by a plethora of academic agents and professional knowledge merchants.
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Then the timber merchants expected him to hand over transit documents for large amounts of lumber.
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The company currently has more than 60,000 merchants on its platform, according to CEO Olugbenga Agboola.
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The biggest gainer on the list was China Merchants Bank, which rose five rungs to 15th.
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Meanwhile, despite the smaller crowds, merchants in Mecca do not seem to be lowering their prices.
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It was heavily focused on letting merchants run particular aspects of their online businesses over SMS.
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He gleefully refers to his friends — lobbyists for firearms and alcohol — as the merchants of death.
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Much like the first hall, it was charming, and people really seemed to value independent merchants.
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While some businesses closed for the weekend, many merchants remained open in a show of solidarity.
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So it is no surprise to see merchants running away from bitcoin rather than toward it.
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But for many Thais, the appeal of social media shopping is the direct communication with merchants.
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What's more, if merchants disable the automatic balance check, resellers may not accept that gift card.
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American merchants paid more than $40 billion to process debit- and credit-card transactions in 2015.
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"Does this open up doors to brands and merchants in the U.S. and Europe?" he said.
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Scouting Report The weather outside is frightful, but merchants are making shopping this week so delightful.
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The result, in many cases, is fewer abandoned shopping carts and higher conversions on merchants' sites.
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Affirm is available at 2,000 other merchants, including Warby Parker, Wayfair, The Real Real and Expedia.
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The problem for merchants is that from their perspective, not all of these cards are equal.
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Growth in active merchants is expanding at an average rate of 20 percent quarter-on-quarter.
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Collect 15 of any medal, and you unlock a weapon that outclasses everything sold by merchants.
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These days, when gifts are often sent directly by merchants, we're left wondering if they arrived.
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Adyen claims it processed $122 billion in volume for merchants in 2017, a 61 percent uptick.
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Like Drizly, Postmates is offering merchants the ability to handle real-time inventory, picking and packing.
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Based on the plush St James's Street in central London, wine and spirit merchants Berry Bros.
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At its peak, Shopify merchants generated more than $403 million of transactions in just one minute.
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Now corners once crowded with merchants are quiet, and wide streets are empty even at midday.
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Jumia has also opened its site to allow local merchants to sell online through it infrastructure.
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But now, merchants say, America is moving from containing the regime to trying to change it.
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With SHOP's Fulfilment Network, we see merchants eagerly exploring this alternative to their worst retail nightmare.
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It has also been working with merchants to support transactions within their own chatbots on Messenger.
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The No. 1 and No. 2 most popular merchants on the receiving end of Cash payments?
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Adyen has more than 250 different types of payments options that merchants can offer to customers.
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Additionally, Affirm uses that data to optimize the checkout flow for merchants, increasing average basket size.
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It would also deploy data-driven services to help merchants convert more sales leads into business.
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"They need to reach out to merchants, make the business case," Meiri said in an email.
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More intriguingly, merchants can quickly move prices up or down, using bots to match competitors' offerings.
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Amazon dropped the requirement for merchants on its platform in Europe under regulatory pressure in 2013.
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Vex recently announced his latest creation at this year's National Association of Music Merchants convention (NAMM).
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Her lens has captured schoolchildren and grandmothers, vigilantes and merchants, all with a story to tell.
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"Ninety percent of our large merchants have turned it on," said chief commercial officer Sonny Singh.
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Francis Fong, an IT expert, reckons this could persuade merchants to accept new forms of payment.
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Mobile apps are easy for merchants to install but have a reputation for being less secure.
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A kitty is being built up to offer incentives to shops and merchants to accept Libras.
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Merchants in more than 40 countries can process payments in more than 130 currencies using Braintree.
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Unless users are on board, merchants may be reluctant to embrace the currency, however hassle-free.
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At this time, Venmo payments are still only available to select merchants in a limited beta.
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Plus merchants include American Apparel and thousands of other partners in the Postmates preferred merchant program.
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By the end of the year, Postmates will have 10,393 Plus merchants across 40 U.S. markets.
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"The idea around pickup is around expanding the retail experience to our merchants," the spokesperson said.
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Assuming hat takes off, though, he believes that Merit will "talk more with merchants," he says.
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Note: Article updated to correct that Grab aims to onboard 1,000 merchants this year not 20,000.
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The startup has built out a network of offline merchants who specialize in selling used phones.
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To that end, longer term, Jinn's business model favours official partnerships with merchants in two ways.
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Financial institutions, merchants, and individuals are all concerned with their reputations, which prevents theft and fraud.
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Recruiting French merchants will allow for faster delivery to customers, while French products will add value.
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For example, Amazon may be getting total spend by all cardholders at specific merchants each month.
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Or Amazon could be getting my transactional data each month but coded to categories of merchants.
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Merchants are using BLE and NFC that connect mobile devices with either beacons or NFC tags.
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On the back end, it gives merchants and banks a new framework to process your purchases.
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It requires only a smartphone and is aiming to sign up 2 million merchants by September.
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Let's start with this: Who are the attention merchants, and what have they done to us?
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It just says many merchants either did not see savings or weren't sure if they saved.
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Meituan says it now has 280 million annual active users and works with 5 million merchants.
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We know what these groups, which primarily represent big-box merchants and franchisor corporations, will argue.
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In fact, courts have summarily rejected merchants' price-fixing claims, specifically in 22019's Kendall v.
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Analysts at RBC said the number represented an increase of 70,000 merchants in the latest quarter.
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This plan will open up markets to U.S. merchants in countries including India, Brazil and Canada.
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China Merchants Securities, which is listed in Shanghai, did not respond to repeated requests for comment.
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America's record-setting pace of chip adoption is already producing security results for consumers and merchants.
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For merchants seeking to evade such defenses, disguising their computer programs as real shoppers is key.
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The surcharges that merchants impose can pass the cost of the "swipe fees" on to consumers.
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For American acquirers delivering credit-and-debit-card acceptance to merchants, offering Alipay too is compelling.
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It was a market day, and the roads were filling with Aymaran merchants and their livestock.
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Square has acquired conversational artificial intelligence startup Eloquent Labs to help its merchants improve customer service.
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This feature only stands to get better over time, as more merchants use the Shopify platform.
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Millions of online stores, from big merchants like Best Buy to small Etsy shops, accept PayPal.
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China Merchants Bank was the sole underwriter of that financing, which attracted five other Chinese banks.
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"This palace was liberated from the merchants of power"—the corrupt governments that had preceded Chávez.
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New York-based American Express charges merchants higher fees relative to the other credit card networks.
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A botched server update resulted in duplicate charges and dropped transactions for Etsy merchants and sellers.
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This is partly because Italian merchants dislike cards, as banks have tended to charge high fees.
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The members of the alliance include China Citic Bank, China Merchants Bank and China Everbright Bank.
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Visa said those intermediaries would be in charge of determining whether merchants pay for the upgrade.
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It has also invested in efforts like Coinbase Commerce, which enables partner merchants to accept cryptocurrency.
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It has also created a new class of speculator-merchants who profit illicitly from government policy.
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U.S. farmers are also holding off on selling soybeans to merchants like Bunge, anticipating higher prices.
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He sought to explain his gun liability vote as a measure to protect rural firearms merchants.
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It also operates the biggest wholly-owned business handling payments to merchants for their card transactions.
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It was unclear how Continental Grain would pressure Bunge, one of the world's top agricultural merchants.
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Some merchants have criticized Amazon in the past for discounting and, they say, devaluing their products.
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Fleetcor said it had informed federal law enforcement and affected merchants and was investigating the incident.
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Shopify VP Loren Padelford told me that CBD merchants can't use Shopify payments for purchases yet.
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This lock artificially increased merchants' network fees while leaving them without any ability to negotiate costs.
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Their profits, however, were regularly siphoned off by the merchants who would take them to market.
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The other half of products on Amazon are sold by third-party merchants on Amazon's marketplace.
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