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Day: March 3, 2021
Square’s $170 Million Bitcoin Bet Isn’t a Big Deal – Motley Fool
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Payment Processing Solutions Market 2021 Overview, Outlook, Recent Trend By Top Competitors and Forecast – The Courier – The Courier
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When employers adopt bundled payments, surgical costs can drop by 11%, study finds – The Daily Briefing
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Processing Costs for Online Payments are About to Go Up. Here’s What to Do About It. – Entrepreneur
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Arizona House Advances Bill Threatening Apple And Google App Store Payment Monopolies – Hot Hardware
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City of Lansing receives first marijuana revenue share payment – WILX
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Sins of omission vs sins of commission
That is the topic of my latest Bloomberg column, here is one excerpt: To be clear, public health officials are encouraging additional vaccinations. But they don’t seem to realize how much their own ostensibly “careful” rhetoric makes vaccination sound unappealing. “Not talking up the vaccines” is a sin of omission, not a sin of commission, […]
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Wednesday assorted links
1. That was then, this is now (sex edition). 2. Why Daniel Kahneman is so influential in baseball these days (NYT). 3. The Regball culture that is Russia. 4. Biden’s White House uses Zoom for meetings (jaw hits floor, please do note I love Zoom for other purposes). 5. gdp declines from 2020. 6. What […]
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The Evidence Is in on Negative Interest Rate Policies
By Luis Brandao-Marques and Gaston Gelos عربي, 中文, Français, 日本語, Русский Interest rates are low, and “lower for longer” has become something of a mantra among policy makers, regulators, and other market watchers. But negative interest rates raise an entirely new set of questions. After eight years of experience with negative interest rate policies, the initial skepticism (paying interest […]
