The Reserve Bank of India has issued a statement declaring that a new ₹1,000 denomination banknote will be released shortly. The statement, dated August 14th 2014, advised the new notes will incorporate the new Indian currency symbol (₹) with “R” inset letter in the Mahatma Gandhi Series-2005. The printing year ‘2014’ will be displayed on …
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A press release from Bank Indonesia details the release of a new 100,000 rupiah banknote issued into circulation. The release, dated 14th August 2014, announced that the new note will be circulated from 17th August 2014. There are no major changes with the design compared to the previous version, but it now includes the phrase…
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The Central Bank of Iraq has released a statement confirming the release of a new 10,000 Dinar banknote, dated 7th August 2014. The banknote will include new security features in addition to the ones incorporated in the previous banknote design. The Central Bank advises that this will also occur to other banknotes within its series…
DetailsCabot Security Materials Inc. (CSMI) closed the sale of its Security Materials business yesterday to security inks specialist SICPA SA for approximately $20 million in cash consideration. Cabot president and Chief Executive Officer said: “We are pleased to have completed this transaction at an attractive value for our shareholders” “SICPA is a leading player in…
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From 16 September 2014, users of the London Underground network in the UK will be able to use contactless payment cards to pay for travel as well as the existing pre-paid Oyster cards. This includes travel on all Tube, DLR and Overground trains. They will work in exactly the same way as the current Oyster card…
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Dell, the third largest PC seller in the world with an annual revenue of around $57 billion, has announced that it will accept Bitcoin payments. Users will now be able to pay for purchases made online from Dell.com, through a partnership with Bitcoin exchange company, Coinbase. Dell’s website advises: “Why is Dell accepting bitcoin? Bitcoin…
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