Google gets payments licence in Ireland
Follows on from last month’s licence in Lithuania.
Follows on from last month’s licence in Lithuania.
The Bank of Lithuania keeps boosting its fintech ecosystem.
Ayco will provide financial coaching to Google’s US-based employees.
Partnerships with Google and Anorak have made this possible.
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The war for talent rages on.
Working with Federal Bank, HDFC, ICICI and Kotak Mahindra.
Built in collaboration with Google’s Apigee team.
Google Pay is the way.
Interested in IoT, cybersecurity, cloud and AI in EMEA.
More payment options across the Google ecosystem are on the way.
OCBC Bank has delivered another “Singapore’s first” in collaboration with Google.
Will allow IoT devices to talk back to you.
It’s like cloud provider kindergarten! Everybody’s special!
It has managed to weather the storm better.
Launches a one brand band.
The biggest of fads of 2017, according to Google.
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Google has unveiled an AI centre in China as it searches out humans with ML talent.
While Google is doing its impression of a petulant child, storming home from the park with its football tucked under its arm by barring Amazon Echo Show access to YouTube, Amazon has drafted a host of reinforcements for its Alexa offensive.
Google is expected to launch a mobile payments app in India next week. Google Tez, which means “fast” in Hindi will reportedly support Android Pay as well as the government-backed Unified Payments Interface and other consumer payment services including Paytm and MobiKwik.
Google and Walmart are teaming up to take on Amazon (and Alexa) with voice-activated commerce and more plans for 2018. Starting in late September, the retail giant will be working with Google to offer hundreds of thousands of items for voice shopping via Google Assistant.
Google has a new plan to become a bigger player in payments. The search engine and web marketing giant said that it’s enabling merchants and developers to “turbocharge checkout conversion” by making it easier for consumers to use the credit cards and debit cards stored with Google.
Google is banking on mobile apps to boost its mobile wallet. The Android Pay parent has linked that service to a handful of banking apps, giving consumers the ability add their cards more quickly to the mobile wallet.
A drive through the emerging landscape of in-vehicle transaction projects shows a wide variety of services that could appeal to consumers and push payments forward. But there’s still work to do before automakers are off to the races.