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Paul Marcantonio Joins Paytently as General Manager

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By Lauren Towner Verified, Samuel Barrett, Paul Marcantionio
| Fintech Finance News Verified
Paytently, a leading fintech firm known for its innovative payment orchestration platform, is thrilled to announce the appointment of Paul Marcantonio as General Manager. With over 20 years of experience in regulated payments and the interactive entertainment industry, Paul brings extensive knowledge and expertise that will further strengthen Paytently’s position in the global payments landscape.
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Paytently: Experienced industry leaders launch exciting new payment platform

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By Lauren Towner Verified, Samuel Barrett
| Fintech Finance News Verified
Payments are about to get a whole lot smarter, simpler, and more secure, thanks to Paytently – an innovative payment orchestration platform launched by a powerhouse team of industry pros from Merill Lynch, Checkout.com, Trustly, and TrueLayer. Brought to life by seasoned experts Samuel Barrett (CEO), Laurent Reysbosch (COO), Nick Tucker (CRO), and Philip Smith (CTO). Paytently is set to optimise the way businesses process transactions.
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Why Miles Davis's "Kind of Blue" Is So Beloved

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By Eric Schewe, Samuel Barrett
| JSTOR Daily Verified
Legendary jazz trumpeter Miles Davis recorded the second and final session of his seminal album Kind of Blue on April 22nd, 1959. It remains the best-selling jazz album of all time. Its unforgettable solos by Davis, tenor saxophonist John Coltrane, alto saxophonist Cannonball Adderley, and pianist Bill Evans create an ethereal atmosphere; the album continues to be one of the most beloved records in jazz. Kind of Blue popularized a new approach to improvisation.
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