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Retail reopening events continued to draw light foot traffic on Monday, as Florida joined Texas in allowing non-essential stores to reopen. Meanwhile the digital shift momentum continues to draw new infrastructure.Florida granted permission for stores to reopen Monday May 4 , the first phase of a re
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the coronavirus lockdown. A report from Tampa, among others, showed that few of the outlet stores took advantage. At Tampa Premium Outlets 鈥?just 13 of the 110 stores reopened and foot traffic was minimal. Inside the mall, patrons walked past dark and shuttered st
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orefronts, reported The Tampa Bay Times. Some wore masks. Many did not. Bright pink signs with white arrows encouraged patrons to walk in the same direction and stay six feet apart. Sparse foot traffic began to pick up a bit as the noon hour approached. The lack of consumer interest comes as no surprise to many observers and is reinforced by the latest edition of the PYMNTS COVID-19 tracker. It showed that consumers are in no hurry to go back to physical shopping, a trend that is accelerating. In just eight weeks, the ongoing research project measured six times more consumers working from home, four times more consumers buying groceries online instead of going into the grocery store, four times more consumers ordering takeout from aggregators or their favorite聽restaurants and three times more consumers shopping online for things other than groceries. Now, 39.2 percent of consumers shop for retail goods online Qmkc How Sage Is Reinventing SMBs
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau announced Friday August 10 that it entered into a settlement agreement聽with Richard Moseley, Sr., Richard Moseley, Jr., and 20 in
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entities controlled by the two regarding payday loans.In a press release, the CFPB said the father and son violated the Consumer Financial Protection Act and other federal consumer financial laws. According to the press release, the defendants obtained consumers sensitive personal and financial information from third-party data brokers and used that information to access consumers bank accounts without their permission. The Hydra Group deposited loans into consumers bank accounts, and would then withdraw biweekly finance charges indefini
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tely.聽 Consumers, the CFPB alleges, never saw the loan agreements and had no idea about the account activity until after the loan was deposited. For the consumers that saw the loan terms, the written terms weren ;t true and the repayment obligations were misrepresented.In November 2017, a jury in New York found Moseley, Sr. guilty of: conspiracy to collect unlawful debts; collection of unlawful debts; conspiracy to commit wire fraud; wire fraud; aggravated identity theft; and making false disclosures under the Truth in Lending Act. Moseley, Sr. has appealed that conviction.Under the terms of the settlement, the defendants are banned from the industry, have to forfeit about $14 million in assets and pay a $1 civil money penalty. The civil penalty amo