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BARCELONA, Spain (AP) — A prominent French whistleblower and Spanish anti-corruption activists who triggered an investigation of a former International Monetary Fund chief announced Thursday they are designing a digital payment system aimed at excluding middlemen companies that make money from online purchases. 
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Zidisha connects lenders with entrepreneurs in places where access to capital doesn't come easy.
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Today, in how Silicon Valley misunderstands how Washington works.
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Facebook's long-awaited payments feature is finally here.
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The new multi-platform digital wallet of the future is expanding privacy and convenience. It is an encrypted multi-use wallet that is altering the way people shop and manage their lives.
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I can remember the moment I realised the era of cash could soon be over.
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Amazon has been working hard to build up the popularity of its Android-based Appstore with consumers and developers — borrowing from the well-thumbed Amazon playbook of deep discounts to drive usage.
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Pay walls are a particular problem with the recent outbreak of Ebolavirus. Ebola researchers need more free and open access to data in the race for a cure.
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