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The United States May License Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency Exchanges

Bank Innovation

The Acting Comptroller of the Currency of the United States, Keith Noreika, has stated that he is considering imposing a nationwide licensing program for cryptocurrency exchanges, similar to the licensing program recently enacted in Japan.

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Retailers Expect 26 Pct. Spike On National Returns Day

PYMNTS

As online shopping powers a forecasted 26 percent year-over-year volume surge on National Returns Day, the United Parcel Service (UPS) foresees shipping 1.9 2 is the day with the most activity for holiday returns in the United States, CNBC reported. million gifts and other products back to U.S.

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Getting real about real-time payments in the United States

Accenture

Instant payments are also top-of-mind as customer experience becomes the currency of competitiveness in retail and commercial payments. The United States is an instant payments laggard compared to the rest of the world. Despite these challenges, there is momentum in real-time payments adoption in the United States.

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Retailers Brace For Muted Back-to-School Spending

PYMNTS

The increasingly likely scenario that many students in the United States, Europe and the United Kingdom will be resuming school at their kitchen tables has retailers that usually cash in every late summer biting their financial nails. Deloitte predicted roughly flat year-over-year U.S. back-to-school spending of $28.1

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Auto dealer trade groups challenge FTC CARS Rule in Fifth Circuit

CFPB Monitor

On January 5, 2024, two trade groups representing auto dealers filed a petition for review challenging the Federal Trade Commission’s (“FTC”) new Combating Auto Retail Scams Rule (“CARS Rule”).

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‘Organized Retail Crime’ Is Growing (And Not Just Because Of The Pandemic)

PYMNTS

Organized crime rings are taking advantage of the pandemic, looser police enforcement and a softening in anti-shoplifting laws to swipe tons of merchandise from retail stores and warehouses across the United States. KPIX-TV reported that the shop proudly advertised on Facebook Marketplace that customers “never pay retail.”.

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Retail Furloughs Now Well Over 1M Amid Coronavirus

PYMNTS

Following the suspension of store staffers by one of the largest textile merchants, worker furloughs in the retail sector are now well past 1 million. staffers at distribution centers and retail locations, Bloomberg reported. Many of the biggest retail employers in the United States, with the inclusion of Kohl’s Corp.

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