ATLANTA -- They don't take cash.
At Atlanta Kick, they accept credit cards, debit cards and ... bitcoin.
There is no register. Only a safe in the back and a 2-D QR code in the office underneath the price sheet that people can scan on their ...
The news releases began to flow in February.
A Mission Viejo, Calif., penny-stock company announced it was leaving behind the world of nutritional supplements to enter "the growing billion-dollar marijuana industry."
The newly rechristened ...
Parents across the country say in survey after survey that one of their top parenting worries is teaching their kids about how to handle money.
Rachel Lindop, a mother of three in Fort Mill, S.C., said that talking about family finances has been ...
Target may have lost our data, but it gave us some new vocabulary words: "EMV card," or, perhaps, "smart-chip card."
In urgent conversations around dinner tables and in the halls of Congress, two points have gained almost universal acceptance:
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Here's the thing about Taka Torimoto: He's more likely to remember his smartphone than his billfold. And that spells opportunity for a whole raft of new players in the lucrative payments industry.
A 41-year-old technical consultant with an ...
It's the closest many of us have ever come to mobile payments: Watching the person ahead of us at Starbucks buy a latte with a smartphone. Or seeing someone at Chipotle skip ahead in line. Or watching over some dude's shoulder at Rite Aid as he ...