The mobile payments company Square is planning to accept Apple Pay. Square founder Jack Dorsey-- who also famously launched Twitter (TWTR)-- told CNN that he wants to help businesses accept all ...

Starbucks Corp. will soon be the first national chain to let customers pay with Square's mobile payment application.Square was founded in 2009 by Jack Dorsey, the creator of Twitter.

Square plans to accept contactless payments, including Apple Pay, next year, in a move that will require a total refresh of its Register hardware.

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Starbucks to accept Square mobile payments. By Associated Press. Aug. 8, ... NEW YORK » Starbucks Corp. will soon be the first national chain to let customers pay with Square’s mobile payment ...

Although he’s a co-founder of Twitter and hobnobs with the President, Jack Dorsey is even more serious about his mobile payment company Square. Dorsey famously splits his time between Square and ...

Digital payments firm Square has won a patent for a payment network that allows merchants to accept payments in any currency, including bitcoin or another cryptocurrency. Square Wins Patent for ...

Square, the $30 billion mobile payments company helmed by Jack Dorsey, wants to change all this.On Thursday, it launched Square Terminal, a payments terminal that’s small and portable, accepts ...

Starbucks also plans to invest $25 million in Square during their Series D financing round, and Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz will join Square's Board of Directors. Skip to Article.

Square needs to get outside the payments box. The focus of the company, which on Thursday made its stock-market debut, has been providing small businesses with the ability to accept credit-card ...

Vendors have an incentive to push customers to pay using Square Cash, which only accepts debit cards, because, as Re/code points out, Square only takes a 1.5% cut from the business end of the ...