POS/PAYMENTS

Retailers are inching closer to reopening stores, but they will need to appeal to a consumer’s “mind” and “body” if they want them to open their wallets.

A leading digital commerce platform is introducing solutions for online shopping, fulfillment, delivery and payment, as well as financial tools.

A vertical musical instrument retailer is providing digital customers a cure for the “down payment blues.”

Retailers are rapidly adapting to pandemic-related shifts in consumer behavior.

J.C. Penney Co. Inc. is including social distancing, hygiene measures, and contactless payment in its store reopening protocols.

The COVID-19 pandemic is altering the way Americans pay and shop.

The world’s largest sporting goods retailer is rolling out mobile self-checkout across its 81 German stores.

Amazon is now accepting federal benefit payments for online grocery orders in four additional states and Washington, D.C.

A regional Southwestern grocer is offering a self-checkout option alongside traditional POS terminals.

A leading digital commerce platform is responding to needs retailers will have both during and after the COVID-19 pandemic.

A beauty giant is partnering with a global payments provider to offer an interest-free digital payment plan.

Walmart Canada is adding a new e-commerce payment option as more customers shop online for groceries during the COVID-19 pandemic.   PayPal is now available for payment on the Walmart Canada e-commerce site.