Canadian firms finally get Tap to Pay on iPhone
Apple has rolled out its Tap to Pay on iPhone to Canada, meaning that businesses there can now take payments from customers on iPhone.
Jennifer Bailey
William Gallagher
Apple Pay VP Jennifer Bailey keen on cryptocurrency, iPhone as identification
Apple is exploring the possibility of working on a cryptocurrency-related project, the company's vice president for Apple Pay Jennifer Bailey has suggested amid a wide-ranging discussion on personal finances, but while there is potential to expand its monetary portfolio, a project announcement is unlikely to occur anytime in the near future.
Malcolm Owen
Apple Pay chief Jennifer Bailey to deliver keynote at Transact payments forum
Apple vice president of internet services Jennifer Bailey will be delivering the keynote address at payments technology forum Transact in April, and is expected to speak about how Apple Pay helps merchants make customer payments as secure and convenient as possible.
Apple Pay chief says Apple not out to disrupt credit card industry
Apple VP Jennifer Bailey, the executive in charge of Apple Pay, details the genesis of the mobile payments solution and details its ongoing success in a new interview.
Mikey Campbell
Apple Pay accepted at 1 out of 2 U.S. stores, says Apple VP Jennifer Bailey
Speaking at NRF 2018 Retail's Big Show in New York earlier this month, Apple Pay VP Jennifer Bailey presented a speech detailing how iPhone changed the retail landscape, and outlined the tech company's ongoing efforts in the mobile payment marketplace.
糖心Vlog Staff
Apple Pay heading to four new countries in days, Wallet passes coming to all Ticketmaster locales
Apple Pay should be launching in Denmark, Finland, Sweden, and the United Arab Emirates within a matter of days, and the service is also arriving at more U.S. merchants, platform executive Jennifer Bailey revealed at Sunday's Money 20/20 conference.
Roger Fingas
Lawsuit accuses Apple & Visa of stealing ideas behind Apple Pay as Apple teases new tech
A lawsuit launched this week accuses Apple and Visa of patent infringement via Apple Pay, in fact suggesting that one or both of the companies stole core ideas behind the platform.
