Some Of The Strange Things That Amazon’s 100M+ Members Have Bought, Plus All The Payments News You Missed Last Week.

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Wagamama On Mobile Order-Ahead


POS Innovations For QSRs


Credit Unions And Niche Markets


Improving Subscription Conversion


Banks And The AI Black Box


Unattended Retail And The Grocery Store



Video Game Subscription Trends


Behavioral Economics And Consumer Savings


Macy's, Martha Stewart Partner Up


Merchant’s Regulatory Ripple Effect


Visa Launches Online Checkout Standard


KKday On Instagram-Worthy Booking


Where Package Lockers Gain Ground


Goldman’s Marcus Expands Into Consumer Banking


Mobile Order-Ahead Lessons Learned


Retailer-Invented Shopping Holidays


Trade Credit’s $2.5T Ticking Time Bomb


Secondhand Apparel's Evolution


Amex Pulls The Plug On Plenti


Who’s Cashing In On Coachella


Mobility As A Service And Payments


Unattended Retail And Store Traffic


The Quantum Internet And Data Security


Mastercard And Secure Remote Checkout


Future-Proofing Payments Innovation


Changes In Alt Lending


PayPal’s COO On In-Store Payments


Chase, Citi And Wells' Q1 Results


Paya President On Integrated Payments


Deep Dive: Rewarding Healthy Worker Habits


How Teens Spend Money


Facebook Ends Health Data Research Project


Chinese Tech To Disrupt US FinTech



Wirecard: Instant Payments And Gig Workers


Merchant Link: Mobile Order-Ahead And Regulation

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The Weird Stuff People Buy On Amazon

Amazon finally gave the world an official peek into its Prime membership headcount last week. Jeff Bezos told shareholders that more than 5 billion items were shipped to more than 100 million Prime members last year. So, in honor of that milestone, we thought it would be fun to take a walk on the weirder side of some of the 5 billion items shipped to some of those 100 million members.

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What Everyone Missed About Facebook

A lot’s been written in the aftermath of Facebook’s Capitol Hill hearings. One thing that hasn’t, says Karen Webster, is also the one thing that separates Facebook from other platforms that collect and monetize consumer data. Consumer intent, Webster says, is critical to understanding how and why consumers use tech platforms and what data is needed to deliver on that intent. It’s also what makes Facebook so different from many of the tech platforms lawmakers have wrongly, she contends, put on their hit list.

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