Sentence examples for merchant information from inspiring English sources

Unlike competitors Baidu and Tencent, Alibaba does not have its own standalone map service (the company's Taobao map search service, which quietly launched last year, relies on merchant information from other Alibaba properties).

The alliance will also enable us to create an innovative monetization model by providing consumers with a one-stop service application that integrates merchant information with POIs search, data mining, payment, and other e-commerce activities".

MIT has a custom data repository that includes all merchant transaction information.

Increase will continue to work to integrate with credit card companies like Visa and acquiring banks in each country to open the flow of merchant transactional information.

But in practice, this is quite feasible just by merchants using information from loyalty schemes about previous purchases, he says.

In May, the company introduced a feature called "Rich Pins" that lets merchants include information about where and how to buy items through the site.

There are names of friendly doormen and merchants, and information on local businesses, like advertising agencies, derived from Mr. Lao's intensive Googling.

The world's half-dozen conglomerated merchants of information and entertainment control so many conduits and so much content that they will inevitably rig the market to favor their own transmissions and services and to disadvantage all others.

Some merchants exchanged information with each other in special clubs, called newsrooms, in which items of interest (the arrival of particular ships, say, or reports from abroad) were recorded in shared books to be accessed by paying subscribers only.

The leading internet firms are offering free A.I. courses for their brightest engineers; are developing plans to integrate A.I. across their leading brands and products; and are staffing up with brilliant philosophers, ethicists and technocrats to deflect nosy regulators and win over the merchants of information.

At first grain merchants withheld information from survey-takers, thinking they were undercover tax officers.