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The best small business credit cards for big shipping budgets 2021
Earn shipping rewards and cashback on the items you buy the most.
The best business credit cards for startups and new businesses in 2021
Don't just choose the first credit card you can find for your new business. Choose the one that matches your company's exact needs.
The best travel rewards business credit cards in 2021
The best travel reward business credit cards offer ways to save on future trips using incentives provided by everyday business spending. Whether you're looking for no annual fee, luxury travel perks, or preferred hotel stays, there's a travel reward business credit card that's right for you.
The Platinum Card® from American Express: Is $695 Annual Fee Worth It?
The Platinum Card® from American Express is one of the top premium credit cards on the market, but is it worth the $695 annual fee? We'll explore that in this review.
5 key things to know about the Costco Anywhere Visa Card
Exclusive to Costco members, the Costco Anywhere Visa® Card offers tiered benefits for many purchases outside of Costco warehouses. If you're considering this store card for the perks offered, here are some essential things to know about the Costco Anywhere Visa® Card before applying.
The best prepaid debit cards in 2021
Save money and earn rewards with 2021's best prepaid debit cards.
The best Chase business credit cards
With one of the highest welcome bonuses around, the Ink Business Preferred is one of the best Chase business credit cards. With several options to choose from, compare the best Chase business credit cards to find the one that's right for you.
Small business credit card vs. corporate credit card: Which is right for your business?
Small business credit cards and corporate credit cards can both help you manage your company's cash flow. But which is right for your business?
Amazon Prime Rewards Visa: The pros and cons
The Amazon Prime Rewards Visa allows you to earn high rewards on Amazon purchases. As with all credit cards, it has its pros and cons, weighed carefully in this guide.
Business credit cards: Everything you need to know
One way to establish business credit and separate it from your personal finances is to get a business credit card. Learn how to get a business credit card, so you're prepared and have the best chances of approval.
Square joins the Open Invention Network
Square's financial tech recognizes its dependence on open-source software by joining the OIN.
The best business credit cards for bad credit in 2021
Earn rewards and cash back with 2021's best business credit cards for bad credit.
The best Chase business credit cards
With one of the highest welcome bonuses around, the Ink Business Preferred is one of the best Chase business credit cards. With several options to choose from, compare the best Chase business credit cards to find the one that's right for you.
Do business credit cards affect your personal credit score?
Business credit cards are widely available for your small business, side hustle, or new business idea. But they could affect your credit score, so make sure you understand how they work.
How to redeem Costco credit card rewards
Here's what you need to know about how to earn and redeem Costco credit card rewards.
How blockchain technology can transform our world
The technology can be used in far more applications than virtual currency.
Halloween '13: What tech frightens us most
In their latest October 2013 survey released just in time for All Hallows' Eve, IT recruiting firm Modis surveyed 1000 Americans to find out what potential tech disasters are keeping them up at night.
DBS Bank transforms customer experience with tech
The Singapore bank's latest branch taps technology to improve customer service, providing a more interactive and intuitive experience, say DBS execs.
ZDNet App Wrap: September 17, 2012
Feedly, metro.am, YouTube, Planner Pro, St George Banking Application, Quora, 8Bit Beatbox, and Janetter Pro for Twitter.
ZDNet App Wrap: September 10, 2012
ANZ goMoney, HSBC, uTorrent, uDraw, The Decision App, Note.S, The Textastic Code Editor, and ScrapNote
Tech IPO busts from the Internet boom (gallery)
As Facebook prepares to launch its massive IPO, it's a good time to look at the late 90s to see what people thought were good investments.
Office and computer pranks
What better way to welcome back coworkers from an extended vacation than an amusing practical joke?
Facebook's IPO in pictures
Facebook's IPO filing included images. Here they are and here's what they mean.
10 indispensable Android apps
This new collection of Android apps features everything from a friendly keyboard to a convenient payment processor to a versatile music player.
How Apple should spend its $90 billion in cash
Apple, with a market capitalization of over $416 billion, its stock trading at around $445 a share, and swimming in over $90 billion in cash, needs to figure out how to spend its money. I’ve got a few suggestions.
Inside NAB's first concept branch: photos
The National Australia Bank (NAB) is looking to smarten up its branches going forwards, and last month unveiled its very first concept store in Melbourne. ZDNet Australia went to take a look behind the scenes at the branch's mix of smart self-service technology and open-plan design.
Inside CommBank's Kaching: photos
The Commonwealth Bank has made a to-do list as long as its proverbial arm for the future of its NFC-enabled, pay-anyone app Kaching!, which includes support for virtual currency, like Facebook Credits, coupons, deals and an eventual partnership with Google for its Wallet product. Take a look inside the first iteration of Kaching! and our chat with CommBank chief marketing officer, Andy Lark.
Inside CBA's tech-heavy office: photos
It's taken 18 months from go to woe, but the Commonwealth Bank has begun moving over 300 staff per week into its lavish new tech-filled offices on the Sydney Harbour foreshore. ZDNet Australia was invited to tour the offices with the bank's chief information officer, Michael Harte.
Ten catastrophes: All-time worst tech industry executive decisions
IT, software and computer companies are certainly not without their share of poor executive decisions and mismanagement. While dozens of notable examples could have made our list, these were by far the top top 10 worst in the history of the technology industry, causing many billions of dollars of lost revenue or resulted in the downfall of entire companies.
Gallery: SAP, Google put business on the map
SAP and Google are expanding their partnership to take large data sets and integrate them into Google Maps, Earth, Docs and other products.
NAB receives green light to acquire 86 400
The ACCC has provided the tick of approval for NAB to buy 86 400.
OCBC trials face verification log-in at ATMs
The Singaporean Bank now has face verification at eight ATMs across the city-state to bypass the need for ATM cards.
Commonwealth Bank using emergency services data to find vulnerable customers
Using algorithms to monitor a mix of data points from official emergency sources and weather alert systems to offer support to customers impacted by natural disasters.
The renaissance of digital banking
Lisa Shields, CEO of FISPAN, explains to Tonya Hall how pandemic-induced digitization is going to leapfrog businesses' efficiency.
Beem now has peer-to-peer real-time payment service
Touting deposits and withdrawals can now happen 'in seconds'.
Westpac to block abuse from money transfers
Customers not acting in line with Westpac's policy for acceptable behaviour will be warned and if necessary, exited from the bank.
How to build a cryptomining rig: Our favorite components
Cryptomining is not cheap, and it’s not easy, but given the value of the Bitcoin now, it may be very profitable. Adrian Kingsley-Hughes walks Beth Mauder through his favorite pieces of hardware to build your own rig. Read more: http://zd.net/3qZwsTJ
Xinja Bank relinquishes Australian banking licence
The neobank cites it will focus on other areas instead, such as its US share trading product Dabble.
Singapore issues four digital bank licences instead of five
Alibaba's Ant Group and joint bidders Grab and Singtel are among those that received licences.
Singapore gives non-banks access to e-payment platforms
Monetary Authority of Singapore will allow eligible non-bank financial institutions to have direct access to PayNow and FAST, enabling e-wallet users to make funds transfers between bank accounts and across different e-wallets.
Bank of NZ to launch text-to-Kiwi voice service
Teaches Amazon Polly how to speak te reo Māori and even some Kiwi slang.
Singapore to offer grants for regulatory financial data reporting
The grant will be for small financial institutions that adopt digital tools for improving the efficiency of submitting data reports to regulators.
Westpac adds Afterpay to its digital 'bank-as-a-service' platform
Under the partnership, Afterpay will provide Westpac transaction and saving accounts and other cashflow management tools.
Afterpay gets a-okay from Austrac following anti-money laundering investigation
Austrac has decided not to pursue any further regulatory action against the 'buy now pay later' service.
TPG Telecom chosen to provide network services for NAB
NAB's staff that use work phones will also be provided with the Google Pixel 4a.
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