Africa'sonlyfemaleheadofstate,MauritianPresidentAmeenahGurib-Fakim,isrefusingtoquitoveranexpensescandal,justdaysafteritwasannouncedshewouldresign.MsGurib-Fakimd
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ByAPDWriterRishikaChauhanNEWDELHI,August25(APD)—TheSupremeCourtofIndiadeclaredindividualprivacyasafundamentalrightonThursday.Anine-judgebenchpassedthejudgment,s
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US-based payment card companies, including American Express, MasterCard and Visa, are preparing to submit licence requests to operate in China within months, according to a Reuters report.
This Australian can now tap in and out at train stations with a travel card chip implanted in his left hand.
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Malaysia police said on Tuesday (Aug 16) a preliminary probe did not find any evidence that the SIM card and cellphone used in one of last week's coordinated bomb attacks in Thailand are from Malaysia.
Some millennials, tired of today’s smartphone-obsessed digital culture, are turning to the retro pleasures of board games and card games as a way to enhance face-to-face interaction
China on Tuesday officially ended the longstanding monopoly held by its home-bred champion UnionPay over the Chinese bank card market and announced that its enormous credit card clearing market is open for competition to domestic and foreign players.
Many foreign experts living in China say that obtaining a "green card" has not given them all the rights equal to Chinese residents that they thought they could expect.
At first glance, it might look like a typical Christmas card featuring a festive snowflake. But a closer look reveals the flakes of snow are made up of bullets and handguns.
UnionPay International and Canadia Bank signed a card issuance cooperation agreement in Phnom Penh on August 7,2015. According to the agreement, UnionPay debit cards (card number starting with 62) will be launched at the beginning of the next year to provide local residents with more convenient and preferential payment services for daily purchase and international travel. Chen Zhi, vice-chairman of China UnionPay and Datuk Michael Lor, CEO of Canadia Bank, attended the ceremony.
China will open bank card clearing to foreign companies to improve competition and reduce costs to card issuers and users.