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CASH IS FAR FROM DEAD AND USE IS RISING
The payments sector has argued that the use of cash is falling and therefore they don't need to provide as many ATM machines or bank branches... READ MORE›
GOOGLE STARTS TAKING PAYMENTS FOR APPS VIA KENYA'S M-PESA SERVICE
Google play now accepting m-pesa mobile payments in kenya... READ MORE›
12-YEAR-OLD GIRL ASSAULTED FOR HER IPHONE AS WARNING ISSUED OVER CHILDREN CARRYING EXPENSIVE TECHNOLOGY
Derbyshire Police have arrested a 22-year-old man from Derby in connection with the incident which happened on Cambridge Street on Sunday afternoon... READ MORE›
'NO CASH' SIGNS EVERYWHERE HAS SWEDEN WORRIED IT'S GONE TOO FAR
Riksbank Governor Stefan Ingves has said Sweden should consider forcing banks to provide cash to customers... READ MORE›
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INDIA ABOLISHES 500 AND 1,000 RUPEE NOTES TO FIGHT CORRUPTION
Five hundred rupee 7.5 and 1,000 rupee notes will cease to be legal tender from Wednesday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in an unscheduled address to the nation... READ MORE›
VENEZUELANS GIVE UP ON COUNTING PILES OF CASH AND START WEIGHING THEM
For a QuickTake explainer on Venezuela's economy, click here Until now, as the bolivar sank, the government declined to print bigger-denomination bills... READ MORE›
WHAT WILL INDIA DO WITH 23 BILLION WORTHLESS BANKNOTES?
The notes would make a pile 300 times the height of Everest... READ MORE›
LIBYA ON BRINK OF ECONOMIC COLLAPSE
Libya's daily oil production before the 2011 uprising stood at 1.6 million barrels... READ MORE›
'THERE IS THIS REAL DANGER OF EXCLUSION'
Some of the poorest street vendors cannot afford card readers, and have struggled to operate Paytm payment transfers on their mobile phones... READ MORE›
ANTWERP NOW HAS 'TEXT LANES' FOR PEDESTRIANS WHO ARE GLUED TO THEIR MOBILE PHONES
Antwerp now has 'text lanes' for pedestrians who are glued to their mobile phones... READ MORE›
INDIA PULLS 500, 1,000-RUPEE NOTES TO 'FIGHT GRAFT'
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has ordered the withdrawal of 500 and 1,000-rupee notes from circulation on Tuesday in a shock announcement designed to tackle widespread corruption... READ MORE›
IN CASHLESS SWEDEN EVEN GOD NOW TAKES COLLECTION VIA AN APP
Swedes' aversion to cash is increasingly showing up in money supply data... READ MORE›
BROADCOM EYES BIG CHANGES FOR QUALCOMM'S PATENT PRACTICES
At the same time, Broadcom would lock in long-term supply agreements, using Qualcomm's patent portfolio as leverage, Rasgon said... READ MORE›
CASH CRISIS COULD CLOSE 50% OF UK CARE HOMES
Otherwise, we will see more care providers pulling out of the sector, she said... READ MORE›
DOES THE FUTURE BELONG TO PLASTIC CASH?
Robertshaw is the chief executive officer of Innovia, the world's leading maker of plastic money... READ MORE›
ONE LESS HAVEN FOR INVESTORS AS TRUMP DAMAGES DENMARK'S APPEAL
Some of Donald Trump's ideas are pretty negative for Denmark and Danish kroner, said Las Olsen, chief economist at Danske Bank A S, Denmark's biggest lender... READ MORE›
ALMOST HALF OF NEW, YOUNG HOMEOWNERS HAVE DOWN PAYMENTS OF LESS THAN 20%
Counterintuitively, while the central bank is less worried about high-ratio loans, it is getting more worried about low-ratio ones... READ MORE›
FEARING RETURN TO DRACHMA, SOME GREEKS USE BITCOIN TO DODGE CAPITAL CONTROLS
Average daily bitcoin purchases from the euro zone this week were up 250 percent compared with June's average... READ MORE›
BANK OF CANADA CUTS ECONOMIC OUTLOOK ON SLOWER HOUSING MARKET, SOFTER EXPORTS
The central bank trimmed its outlook for growth this year to 1.1 per cent, from the 1.3 per cent it had forecast in July... READ MORE›
CHINA BUSTS UNDERGROUND BANKS INVOLVING MORE THAN $148 BILLION
The yuan has depreciated 7.8 percent against the U.S. dollar since the central bank devalued the currency in August last year... READ MORE›
CHILD SNATCHERS 'TARGET BRITISH FAMILY IN CYPRUS'
When the police turned up, they took the man and woman into an office in the hotel... READ MORE›
BANK OF CANADA HOLDS INTEREST RATE STEADY BUT SEES 'SUBSTANTIAL REBOUND' FOR REST OF 2016
Bank of Canada holds interest rate steady but sees 'substantial rebound' for rest of 2016... READ MORE›
GREECES BANKS ARE NEXT IN LINE FOR A EUROPEAN BAILOUT
The European Central Bank last week downgraded the value of Greek bonds when used as collateral for emergency loans... READ MORE›
CENTRAL BANKS WORRY ABOUT ENGAGING WORLD MARKETS AFTER BREXIT
As global markets reel after an establishment-rattling vote by Britain to sever ties with Europe, investors are again expecting central banks to ride to the rescue... READ MORE›
CESSPOOL EXCREMENT EXPLOSION DESTROYS CHINESE BUILDING
The incident in Zhangjiajie city, in the central province of Hunan, caused a residential building to collapse and three of the injured were taken to hospital, Xinhua said... READ MORE›
NOKIA TO CUT THOUSANDS OF JOBS FOLLOWING ALCATEL DEAL
Finland's economy minister Olli Rehn said The news on Nokia's new plans is very regrettable ..... READ MORE›
CHINA READY TO CUT RATES AGAIN ON FEARS OF DEFLATION
Government think-tanks, which make policy proposals, have urged Beijing to cut its economic growth target next year, probably to around 7 percent, from around 7... READ MORE›
MOBILE PHONE 'SAVED MAN'S LIFE' OUTSIDE STADE DE FRANCE
Paris attacks Mobile phone 'saved man's life' outside Stade de France... READ MORE›
BANK OF CANADA HOLDS INTEREST RATE STEADY AT 0.5%
Vote to leave the European Union, the central bank says it, too, has the potential to hurt the Canadian economy... READ MORE›
MANCHESTER ATTACK: MOBILE PHONE 'SAVED WOMAN'S LIFE'
Lisa Bridgett, of Pwllheli, had been using the phone after the Ariana Grande concert on Monday when the explosion caused a steel nut to hit her... READ MORE›
CHINA READY TO CUT RATES AGAIN ON FEARS OF DEFLATION
Government think-tanks, which make policy proposals, have urged Beijing to cut its economic growth target next year, probably to around 7 percent, from around 7... READ MORE›
CHINA TO TOLERATE WEAKER YUAN, WARY OF TRADE PARTNERS' REACTION
The currency regime gives the central bank more room to allow two-way swings in the yuan versus the dollar, deterring one-way bets on the currency... READ MORE›
'WHAT KIND OF EUROPE IS THIS THAT USES THE EURO AS A TOOL OF SUBMISSION?'
Greece crisis 'What kind of Europe is this that uses the euro as a tool of submission?'... READ MORE›
NOKIA SIGNS $1.5 BILLION FRAMEWORK DEAL WITH CHINA MOBILE
Nokia signs 1.5 billion framework deal with China Mobile... READ MORE›