How can banks turn stressful Black Fridays into a customer service win?

Having one password for multiple accounts is like placing all your eggs in one basket.

As local businesses ramp up for Black Friday, consumers are vulnerable to threats from bad actors. PayPal sales development director for Africa Mark Mwongela offers some advice on how to stay safe.

As one of the top Electrical solution companies, Tusk innovation has announced 30% Black Friday discounts on its combo of mining equipment, which combines a solar panel with a bitcoin miner.

Industry experts agree that if anything, the global pandemic has heightened the value of e-commerce and underlined Black Friday as a trade season.

Chief executive officer Juliet Anammah said the campaign will contribute significantly to driving e-commerce adoption.

Black Friday frenzy has already begun as online retailers prepare for what’s expected to be 2019’s biggest shopping day.

In 2018 the company processed 64% of Black Friday transactions and it believes this could increase to 70% in 2019.

Managed services firm believes banks should use transaction monitoring tech to safeguard systems.

A new poll has found that a significant number of buyers and sellers are using Facebook groups for ecommerce transactions.

Events like Black Friday have helped to secure the increase, according to the company.

Online retailers gain access to a wide variety of electronic data about customers, each time these clients visit their website. In order to best utilise this information and improve their services, retailers need to understand that there are effectively two types of customers - those that are known quantities, and those that are unknown.says David Cosgrave, Customer Intelligence Practice Lead: EMEA South at SAS.