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icji BoA Adds Personal Touch To Mobile App
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 Uber Eats in Australia can no longer charge restaurants for delivery mistakes that were out of their control, according to a report by The Wall Street Journal.The practice was found to be unfair by the Australian Competition and Consumer  stanley cup Commission. Uber Eats will change the contracts it has with restaurants by the end of the year. The contracts currently allow Uber Eats to refund customers for delivery mistakes and then take that money from the restaurant, regardless of the mishap.Although delivery companies increase the convenience of ordering from a restaurant, the fees charged by those companies can prove to be costly for the establishments themselves. Mistakes that are actually the fault of the restaurants will still be valid, and Uber Eats said that a restaurant can always dispute a charge.Jodie Auster, general manager of Uber Eats in Australia and New Zealand, said the new rules are a good thing and that they  better reflect the way we operate in practice.  She did not say whether the rules will be adopted in other countries. We place a lot o stanley cup f value on establishing long-term relationships with our restaurant partne stanley quencher rs, and its important that we provide a great partner experience, which includes giving them clear information about what to expect from us in a range of circumstances,  Auster said.The investigation by Australias watchdog organization began after a local news report delved into the issue, according to Rod Sims, the Australian regulators chairman. It is impos Kcne Chipotle: Loyalty Launch Will Help Canada Fandom Catch up to US
 Fueling the blockchain hype for FinTech and the financial services space is its promise of security. But like any new technology, it could always be made more secure 鈥?and regardless of its security, users wont be entirely confident in the innovation until the tool becomes more widespread.Taking steps in these directions are cybersecurity company Thales and blockchain firm Chain, which are anno stanley polska uncing today  March 29  an integration to boost the security of solutions using Chains b stanley us lockchain infrastructure. The truth is,  said Ryan Smith, chief technology officer at Chain, in a recent interview with PYMNTS,  this is the very early days of blockchain technology. And there are certainly endless announcements of press releases you can read and hype you can subscribe to, but there are very few production use cases in the world today. That means, regardless of how secure blockchain actually is, markets like the financial services space arent necessarily going to buy into it automatically. Its hard to really point at blockchain and say, This is really secure. Its worked for many years, and it has a grea stanley termosy t reputation,  Smith continued.  That doesnt exist yet. When it comes to getting blockchain out of testing phase and into the real world, proving that security will be paramount, he said. There are a few ways to do that, and collaborating with Thales means a two-prong approach: boosting the security of blockchain and doing so using technology with which the financial services space is