JeffAshe
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3 million cards in 2 days is actually a modest number. Anything below 12 million is a disappointment in China, whose smart payments market is an order of magnitude larger than that of the U.S.
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"China UnionPay and our Apple Pay solution has a huge advantage, given the footprint of China UnionPay..." How is this an advantage when Tencent and Alipay both have the same arrangement with UnionPay?
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Soli said: JeffAshe said: I wouldn't call ApplePay revolutionary. It certainly may appear that way in North America, but China is the leader in mobile payments. ApplePay has a long road ahead to catch up with China's existing mob…
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Soli said: I knew ApplePay was going to be a slow burn to gain traction—being such a revolutionary change that requires the efforts from banks, multinationals, and retailers—but I didn't expect that China would be in the top 10* countries to …
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Apple has a lot of catching up to do in China. My work requires me to travel there each quarter. Using my WeChat app, I haven't really needed my credit card or cash for the past three years. I used the app for booking flights and hotel rooms, res…
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Mr. Cotton was caught taking $1 million from Netanyahu to derail the Iran nuclear deal. This guy is a traitor of the American people, so it's no surprise that he 'disagrees' with strong encryption efforts to protect the American people.
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Dat ass though... Pride of Armenia fo sure.
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Apple is very late to the game. Chinese have spent $1.4 Trillion using mobile payment apps in the first 10 months of 2015. Here in China, I have no need for a wallet, as every and any purchase from coffee, taxi fare, lunch, grocery, movie tickets,…