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Apple Watch carries NFC components from NXP and AMS

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Build With Intent: Exit Planning as a Financial Strategy for the Present

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By Mike Clark Verified
| Medium
“Hustle” isn’t a long-term strategy. Intent is. Most owners treat exit planning like writing a will — something they know is important but something they’ll get to “someday.” It feels like a future-focused task, far off and easy to postpone. But here’s the truth: Exit planning isn’t about leaving your business. It’s about leading it better today. Done right, exit planning is one of the most powerful and often overlooked cash flow strategies a business owner can implement.
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Eventbrite brings tap to pay to the events industry

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By Mike Clark Verified
| NFCW Verified
Event ticketing platform Eventbrite is taking the first steps towards allowing organisers to accept contactless payments at the door via the company’s Organizer app, “letting attendees breeze through ticket and event purchases with a simple tap on their phone.” The company’s Tap to Pay feature will be offered to all Eventbrite users at no cost and “allows event organizers to effortlessly accept cashless payments, both at the door and beyond, without any additional costs.” Tap to Pay accepts...
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Biometric card pioneer backs away from payments citing lower-than-expected market uptake

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By Mike Clark Verified
| NFCW Verified
Biometric card pioneer Zwipe is shifting its focus from payments to instead target the access control market after seeing disappointing market adoption of biometric payment cards. “As a result of the change in strategic focus, the company has initiated a restructuring process that is expected to reduce operational costs, particularly related to Zwipe Pay,” says the company.
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