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Artificial intelligence AI and machine learning ML are starting to play a bigger role in retail, foreshadowing whats to come in the new decade of the 2020s.Walmart, for instance, hopes to reduce checkout theft by turning to cameras powered by AI, with deployments underway in some 1,000 stores. The retailer began investing in the surveillance program, dubbed Missed Scan Detection, several years ago in an effort to combat shrinkage 鈥?loss due to sever
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From the point of view of a consumer in Myanmar, there is little difference between carrying a Visa and a UnionPay card 鈥?which is likely why the small Southeast Asian nation is ground zero for
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stanley kubek Only 2 percent of the population carries plastic cards at present.Myanmar is not alone in UnionPays push to the frontier 鈥?Indonesia, Malaysia, Kazakhstan and even the Democratic Republic of Congo have all seen cards issued by the Chinese company begin swirling in their marketplaces. For many people in emerging markets, this will be the first card they come in contact with, said Neil Katkov, senior vice-president at finance consultant Celent in Tokyo. Thats a big shift from when Visa and MasterCard were the only game in town. Over the last decade and half, UnionPay has grown into the聽largest bank card group in the world by value of transactions, taking a 37 per cent chunk of the $21.6tn global payments market in 2015. But that size is based on a user base that is almost wholly Chinese, since state-controlled UnionPay is the only plastic game in town due to a de facto monopoly in-nation that has been the subject of a years-long fight with the WTO.Outside of China, UnionPay claims just 0.5 percent of the global market, compared with Visas 50 percent and MasterCa
stanley termoska rds 31 percent.But UnionPay has bigger ambitions. This is an effort to expand Chinas financial influence globally, said Simon Lee, an assistant dean at the Chinese Un