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2018: How shall we pay?

The closing panel of the C4 2008 brought to light in the debate something that worries executives and leaders of means of payment: the glimpse of the future. What is taking shape for the next decade? How shall we pay in 2018? Cell phones? Cards? POS? (...)

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Cards will turn r$ 33.6 billion over in October

The global crisis has not had any impact yet on the Brazilian card market - it maintains growth rates above 2 digits, and above Abecs’ expectations. (...)

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25/04/2007 - 03:24  

Yahoo! News: Business
GM cutting production amid slow demand (Reuters)
Friday, November 21, 2008 7:04:56 PM GMT

G. Richard Wagoner, chairman and CEO of General Motors, responds to a question while testifying before the Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs in a hearing on 'Examining the State of the Domestic Automobile Industry,' on Capitol Hill in Washington November 18, 2008. (Molly Riley/Reuters)Reuters - General Motors Corp said on Friday it plans additional temporary plant shutdowns in the next two months in response to deteriorating market demand.


 
Hundreds wait at Verizon stores for BlackBerry Storm (Reuters)
Friday, November 21, 2008 6:51:56 PM GMT

A Research In Motion BlackBerry Storm is pictured in New York, November 20, 2008. (Lucas Jackson/Reuters)Reuters - Hundreds of people lined up at some Verizon Wireless stores on Friday to buy the BlackBerry Storm, the first touch-screen phone from Research In Motion that aims to compete with Apple's iPhone.


 
UK electronics retailer DSG's shares jump (AP)
Friday, November 21, 2008 6:15:52 PM GMT
AP - Shares in DSG International PLC rose 21 percent Friday from a 20-year low after Credit Suisse raised its rating of the stock to "outperform" on the basis that market concern over the economic slowdown had left the stock too cheap.
 
Wal-Mart's Scott retiring as CEO, Duke to succeed (Reuters)
Friday, November 21, 2008 6:02:29 PM GMT

Wal-Mart's Lee Scott (L) and Mike Duke in a combination image. The world's largest retailer said Scott will retire as chief executive early next year, and will be succeeded by Mike Duke, who heads its international operations. (Combination/Reuters)Reuters - * Lee Scott to retire as CEO February 1


 

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