Ukraine to use Turkish technology to build navy corvettes.
Ukraine will build corvettes for its Navy using Turkish technology, Turkish media report. ↦
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How Companies Can Use Automation To Face Cross-Border B2B Payment Challenges
The order-to-cash (O2C) process is inherently complex. ↦
Foxtrot, Microsoft Ukraine to consider potential cooperation in digital transformation of retail.
The Foxtrot group of companies together with Microsoft Ukraine have begun negotiations on potential cooperation in the field of information systems modernization. ↦
Burger King To Give Some Venmo Users $1 To Promote New Dollar Menu
Burger King has launched a new promotion called the “$1 Your Way Menu” and in conjunction will put $1 in some Venmousers’ accounts through Dec. 28, the day the new menu takes effect, the company announced in a press release. ↦
Bitcoin and Gold can Coexist, according to Goldman Sachs
After reaching levels never seen before, Bitcoin (BTC) has become the talk of the town after breaching the $22,000 level as it is currently trading at the price of $23,165 at the time of writing, according to CoinMarketCap. ↦
Payments As A Service Help Banks Build Resiliency
The pandemic has shone a light on some glaring inefficiencies in B2B payments. To that end, Deepak Gupta, global head of PaaS at Volante Technologies, told PYMNTS that the cloud – and payments as a service (PaaS) – can help banks serve the payme ... ↦
Facebook To Acquire Chatbot Startup Kustomer
Facebook is acquiring customer service chatbot startup Kustomer, the tech giant announced in a press release Monday (Nov. 30). ↦
Meeting The Payments Needs Of Cross-Border Gig Workers
Even before the pandemic upended the ways we live and work, the workforce itself was shifting, marked by the rapid expansion of the gig economy. ↦
Instagram To Offer BigCommerce's Checkout Solution For In-App Purchases
BigCommerce, an online tech company that provides Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), announced a partnership with Facebook, according to a press release. ↦
Apple Has Pulled Epic Games From App Store
While a judge may not settle the dispute between Apple and Epic Games for months, the computer giant pulled the Fortnite maker’s games from the App Store on Friday (Aug. 28), 9to5Mac reported. ↦