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This article discusses Apple's new products, but it does not provide relevant information about franchise systems or multi-unit brands.

The U.S. is the last G-20 nation to adopt EMV technology, with most businesses using chip-and-signature instead of chip-and-PIN.

Wearable technology could change the restaurant industry by enabling contactless payments and enhancing the dining experience.

Facebook loves videos and wants its users to easily be able to create, upload and consume their videos.

Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz vows to hire 10,000 refugees over the next few years in response to Trump's executive order.

The author discussed the importance of creating value in customer service and avoiding price shopping.

Domino's Pizza and Papa John's International have seen significant stock price increases, attributed to convenience and the rise of pizza delivery.

Pokémon GO has become a cultural phenomenon, with businesses reaping benefits by hosting Pokémon in their locations.

Every major company in 2016 leverages technology in a big way.

Several companies, including Apple, Starbucks, and Amazon, have built strong brand loyalty through consistent innovation and customer service.

Your Pie launches a new craft pie series with a down-home southern favorite, chicken and waffle pie, available nationwide for a limited time.

Facebook created a separate mobile app for its event feature, which could be used as a general-purpose calendar.

Establishing a voice is crucial for brands to connect with their audience, but it can be challenging for emerging brands with limited resources.

Papa John's strategic partnerships boost sales and national brand awareness through deals with sports organizations.

Dunkin' Donuts remains relevant in the competitive franchise industry, despite the rise of local and artisanal shops.

Mashable reviews the iPhone 7, highlighting its new features and design.

SoulCycle revolutionized indoor cycling and sparked the boutique fitness craze, growing at impressive rates since its inception in 2006.

Sophia Amoruso, founder of Nasty Gal, wrote a bestselling book #GIRLBOSS, offering advice on how to succeed in business and life.

Fast casual restaurant chains have failed to meet mobile customer expectations, with nearly half lacking a native app.

Data breaches have become common in the restaurant industry, highlighting the importance of encryption to keep credit card data safe.

Kohl's is merging its store charge card and loyalty program with Apple Pay, offering customers rewards while using the mobile payment system.

Twitter's decline in popularity among marketers has led to a shift in focus from its use as a social media platform to discussions about the company's challenges and leadership.

Mobile wallet technology is growing in popularity, with over 200 million users expected in the U.S. by the end of 2016.

California's $94 billion in economic output from franchise businesses makes it a crucial market for brands despite being ranked the worst place to do business by CEOs for 11 years.