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International money service WorldRemit launches in New York state
WorldRemit has launched in New York state which could help United States immigrants send twice as much money to friends and family. Get the details on the story here.
Toyota to launch ‘talking cars’ in the US by 2021
Toyota is set to launch cars that "talk" to each other through short-range wireless technology across the US by 2021, and the move is expected to make roads safer by reducing crashes.
Hello Kitty teams up with O’Neill to create girls’ beachwear range
The iconic Japanese cartoon character hits the beach with the surf wear giant.
Amazon announces nationwide expansion of its Amazon Key to all customers
Amazon has announced the nationwide expansion of its Amazon Key smart entry system to all customers. Package delivery, however, is still limited to select locations.
Survey says peso exchange rate could change up to 8% this year
A survey of Mexican foreign exchange professionals found that each US dollar could soon yield as many as 20 pesos thanks to NAFTA renegotiations and the country's election.
Google Assistant now lets users send and receive money instantly
A new feature for Google Assistant will soon allow you to speak a command and send money to friends or family through Google Pay.
Capital One to combat fraud with disposable credit card numbers
Now Capital One customers can get one-time virtual numbers issued for each of their online shopping destinations, thereby reducing the risk of fraud.
Jurassic Park clothing line to launch ahead of film’s 25th anniversary
The limited-edition apparel features dinosaur prints and safari shirts by British-American Phoebe Dahl.
Winklevoss twins propose cryptocurrency self-regulatory body
In response to the recent surge of regulatory interest in cryptocurrencies, the Winklevoss twins of bitcoin and Ether exchange Gemini have proposed a self-regulatory body for the industry.
Mortgage applications stall at start of the spring housing market
Due in part to a lack of housing inventory and high borrowing costs, mortgage applications have stalled the start of the usually busy spring housing market.