Michigan Retailers names business representative for Central/Southwest Michigan
LANSING – Brian Scott, a mid-Michigan resident with solid experience in sales and client service, has joined Michigan Retailers Association (MRA) as its business development representative in Central and Southwest Michigan.
Gov’t Affairs News – tax appeal changes, plastic bags and more
Gov’t Affairs News – property taxes, plastic bags, 9-1-1 regulations, and more
In the blink of an eye, thieves can steal your customers’ data
Recent news reports and the accompanying CCTV video show how quick and easy it is for thieves to install a skimming device – built into a skin that snaps over your credit card terminal – and steal your customers’ data.
Year of BIG change in credit card processing
2015 is the year of big change in the credit card processing world…
Bigger than the introduction of the magnetic stripe on cards way back in the late 1970s and early 80s…
Bigger even than Y2K and the need to upgrade terminals because cards were issued with year 2000 expiration dates.
A card ‘by any other name’ would still run as Discover
Apologies to William Shakespeare for that headline. But it makes a dramatic point that can have your business coming up roses.
In case you aren’t aware, as a merchant who is able to accept Discover card transactions (all of our merchants are set up to accept Discover cards),
Gov’t Affairs News – plastic bags, patio permits, and more
Michigan retailers’ sales and forecasts rise
LANSING – Michigan retailers boosted their three-month sales forecasts after posting improved sales in February, according to the latest Michigan Retail Index survey, a joint project of Michigan Retailers Association (MRA) and the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago.
Gov’t Affairs News – direct wine shipments, judicial levies, and more
Senate committee discusses judicial levies
Over the last two weeks, the Senate Local Government Committee heard testimony on legislation that seeks to address how judgments against municipalities can be funded.