Juul settlement: E-cigarette maker to pay $462 million in several states for marketing nicotine for youth vaping

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Close-up of logo for e-cigarette or vape company Juul on glass window of convenience store in San Ramon, California

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How small businesses are using marketing techniques to demonstrate their values through social causes

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Netflix expands its product ambitions in a clothing collab that mashes up the Lacoste crocodile with 'Bridgerton,' 'Stranger Things,' and more

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A sweatshirt from the Netflix-Lacoste collection inspired by "Bridgerton."

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MSCHF's latest release is a double-ended sneaker that makes fun of our obsession with putting shoes on fast

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MSCHF's BWD sneaker goes on sale April 11 at 2 p.m. ET.

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I never thought I'd go into business. Now my sugar wax brand is on shelves in Ulta — here's what I've learned so far

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Sugardoh's TikTok page boasts over 530,000 followers with over 19 million likes, and features tips and tutorials on how to use their products.

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Nobody showed up to a best-selling author's book launch. She called it a 'career low point' but found out she's far from alone.

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Suzanne Young is a New York Times best-selling author.

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4 reasons small businesses shouldn't skip out on advertising in local media

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Payment Channels and Types of Transactions: Digitization, Integration, and the Economy

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  • While most retail sales still occur in-store, digital is driving innovation as ecommerce grows.
  • Domestic P2P and digital remittance providers will diversify to lure users and monetize solutions.
  • Digitization is dominating B2B and disbursement innovation.

Ongoing ecommerce growth is pushing payment providers to make efficient and inexpensive digital payment solutions their top priority despite the ever-changing post-pandemic landscape. 

The Evolving Payments Purchasing Chain: How Digitization and Economic Pressures Are Changing the Ecosystem

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  • Acquirers and processors are competing to enhance their value propositions
  • Card and automated clearing house (ACH) payment networks are dueling for volume
  • Issuers can lean on customer relationships and tranches of data to respond to innovation

Amid economic uncertainty, payments providers are making meaningful shifts to digitize and innovate as they continue to grow at a projected 8.3% compound annual growth rate worldwide between 2021 and 2026, per Boston Consulting Group. 

Powering the Point-of-Sale: How Providers Are Building Cost-Effective Omnichannel Solutions

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  • POS infrastructure providers are scrambling to align their offerings
  • mPOS providers are trying to balance demands from upmarket sellers and micromerchants
  • Payment gateways must double down on omnichannel to woo customers

As the landscape of market leaders shifts, we forecast that the US point-of-sale (POS) terminal installed base will grow from 17.3 million this year to 20.2 million in 2026, largely due to providers upgrading technology. 

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