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June 30, 2016
 
 
 
 
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Visa Everywhere Initiative Sheds New Light On Mobile’s Future
 
It's not easy being everywhere customers want to be when customers literally want to be everywhere, including places that didn't exist 20 years ago. But Visa is committed, and according to Shiv Singh, Visa’s SVP and Global Head of Digital and Marketing Transformation, the best way to get there is working with the startups pushing the cutting edge through its Everywhere Initiative to draft three emerging companies to address some of the firm's biggest issues. Those firms were announced yesterday, and Singh told PYMNTS that the real fun is yet to come.
 
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Another Uber Of X Folds
 

As on-demand services are either getting to scale and getting profitable or getting gone, Handy is working hard to broaden its user base by leveling up from being mostly a cleaning service to becoming everyone's handyman on demand. And now they have Move Loot's list, and aspirations toward adding storage to the list of things they do that customers would prefer not to have to do themselves.   Read More...

 
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Forever 21 Dumped By Supplier, Brexit Shakes Things Up
 

The Brexit gave retail investors around the world a spook like they haven't had since the good ol' 2008 financial crisis, but it looks like the worst of the predictions on the sky falling on the retail economy aren't going to come to pass. That doesn't mean that some retailers are in hotter water thanks to the Brexit vote, just as it doesn't affect those merchants who would've already found themselves on the Chapter 11 Watch regardless of if they wanted to Leave or Remain.    Read More...

 
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Walmart Wants To Add An Additional $250 Billion In US-Made Products By 2023
 

Walmart has ambitious plans to add $250 billion worth of new American-made goods and products to its stores by 2023. Along with the added goods, this will create about 1 million new American jobs. Is it too good to be true?   Read More...

 
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