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Osama Bedier is trying to shake up how people pay in stores with a new souped-up rival to the credit card readers sitting next to most cash registers.

What does this one-size-fits-all card mean for the mobile-payments landscape?

Apple Pay just may revolutionize cashless payments.

A new payments system baked into the forthcoming iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus and Apple Watch could revolutionize how business is done across the globe.

Coinbase's Adam White lays out the bottom-line benefits of embracing Bitcoin payments.

The world's largest home improvement retailer may be the latest victim of a credit and debit card breach.

More than 1,000 American businesses have been affected by in-store cash register breaches, estimates the Department of Homeland Security.

Our five finalists have made their mark in the worlds of gift cards, payment processing, food delivery, music packaging and chai tea.

Visa's new product saves your card number and shipping information, allowing you to checkout online in just a few clicks.

Magnetic strip credit cards will soon be extinct in the U.S. Here's the technology that will replace them and what you need to know about it.

Business trips are stressful enough without a side of identity fraud.

Tomorrow's credit cards will be replete with high-tech security features like fingerprint unlock, voice control and invisibility, according to this infographic by Richard Branson's Virgin Money.

Adoption of better safeguards in the physical world will drive criminals to electronic theft, argues payments validation entrepreneur.

Bet you can't guess where workers are swiping their fancy corporate credit cards the most.

The retailer sued the credit-card giant this week, claiming Visa's swipe fees are unfairly high. Separately, the retail industry has taken a hit in the fight over capping debit-card swipe fees.

Intuit announced new QuickBooks features that aim to accelerate and simplify paperless payments.

For retailers that don't want to be the next Target or Neiman Marcus, here are three tips they can do to protect themselves.

Target's chief financial officer said the retailer is fast-tracking chip-enabled smart cards, which could have been useful in preventing against the company's recent data breach.

When news broke regarding a massive theft of customer information, dozens of top executives at South Korean financial companies tendered their resignations.

Agencies warn that malicious software that targets POS units has 'potentially infected a large number' of retailers.

The fallout from Target's Black Friday hacking incident continues with the company saying 70 million people were affected by the data breach -- a much larger figure than the 40 million initially reported.