INGIY Stock UPDATES Ingenico S.A. (INGIY) 20.2000 08/03/2014
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VeriFone Is Ready to Pay Investors After Paying for Its Mistakes
at The Street - Wed Jun 04, 5:00AM CDT
VeriFone can still pay those willing to hold its shares for the next 12 to 18 months.
An Interview With Payment Technology Expert Jason Oxman
Matt Koppenheffer, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Sat May 24, 11:30AM CDT
Not all financial innovation is scary. No, seriously. Consider, for instance, the exciting technological advancement going on in the way that we pay for things -- whether in person, online, or through our mobile devices. Recently, The Motley Fool's...
VeriFone Can't Pay Forever
at The Street - Mon Mar 10, 5:30AM CDT
Still, VeriFone investors may see their stocks enjoy the room to run.
Are the Days of Cash Numbered? These Companies Hope So
Mark Melin, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Fri Jan 10, 6:03PM CST
A 2013 study by Tufts University notes that the cost to society of using cash -- coins and dollar bills -- is over $200 billion per year in terms of fees, theft, and lost productivity. Each year we spend $8 billion in ATM fees and $500 million is...
Can VeriFone Continue to PAY in 2014?
at The Street - Fri Jan 03, 5:00AM CST
With so many unknowns regarding the company's execution and competitive deficits, money has to be taken off the table here.
Will This Beaten-Down Stock End the Year On a High?
Harsh Chauhan, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Fri Dec 13, 11:10AM CST
VeriFone Systems investors would love to forget 2013. The stock was sent packing in February after VeriFone offered dismal guidance, and things started going haywire from there. Along the way, the company lost some key contracts, brought in a...
Should You Buy This Turn Around?
Harsh Chauhan, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Wed Sep 11, 1:56PM CDT
Electronic payment solutions provider VeriFone Systems has had a tough time this year. Shares have fallen off a cliff as VeriFone's business strategies have been called into question and competitors have eaten into its market share. That's why the...
VeriFone Is Ready to Pay Investors After Paying for Its Mistakes
at The Street - Wed Jun 04, 5:00AM CDT
VeriFone can still pay those willing to hold its shares for the next 12 to 18 months.
An Interview With Payment Technology Expert Jason Oxman
Matt Koppenheffer, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Sat May 24, 11:30AM CDT
Not all financial innovation is scary. No, seriously. Consider, for instance, the exciting technological advancement going on in the way that we pay for things -- whether in person, online, or through our mobile devices. Recently, The Motley Fool's...
VeriFone Can't Pay Forever
at The Street - Mon Mar 10, 5:30AM CDT
Still, VeriFone investors may see their stocks enjoy the room to run.
Are the Days of Cash Numbered? These Companies Hope So
Mark Melin, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Fri Jan 10, 6:03PM CST
A 2013 study by Tufts University notes that the cost to society of using cash -- coins and dollar bills -- is over $200 billion per year in terms of fees, theft, and lost productivity. Each year we spend $8 billion in ATM fees and $500 million is...
Can VeriFone Continue to PAY in 2014?
at The Street - Fri Jan 03, 5:00AM CST
With so many unknowns regarding the company's execution and competitive deficits, money has to be taken off the table here.
Will This Beaten-Down Stock End the Year On a High?
Harsh Chauhan, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Fri Dec 13, 11:10AM CST
VeriFone Systems investors would love to forget 2013. The stock was sent packing in February after VeriFone offered dismal guidance, and things started going haywire from there. Along the way, the company lost some key contracts, brought in a...
Should You Buy This Turn Around?
Harsh Chauhan, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Wed Sep 11, 1:56PM CDT
Electronic payment solutions provider VeriFone Systems has had a tough time this year. Shares have fallen off a cliff as VeriFone's business strategies have been called into question and competitors have eaten into its market share. That's why the...
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