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Top Tips for Speeding Up Trivial Tasks So You Can Focus on What Matters | Business Magazine [ Business Blog ]

Top Tips for Speeding Up Trivial Tasks So You Can Focus on What Matters

How Creating an API Can Revolutionise a Company | Business Magazine [ Business Blog ]

How Creating an API Can Revolutionise a Company

6 Things to Do To Increase Your Business Agility Build Business Agility | Business Magazine [ Business Blog ]

6 Things to Do To Increase Your Business Agility

Best 10 Tips for Growing Your Blog Blogging Tips & Tricks for Beginners | Business Magazine [ Business Blog ]

Best 10 Tips for Growing Your Blog

Why Location Tracking Should Be Banned

Why Location Tracking Should Be Banned

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Apple Inc. is planning to allow its customers to buy its products, including iPads, AirPods, and Macs over EMI via its Apple Card credit card. According to people, who are familiar with the plan, the California based technology giant is planning to roll out the service in coming weeks. The offering will help the customers to buy a product through Apple’s own credit card and split up the cost over several months with interest free payments. The payments will be managed through the Apple card section in the Wallet app on iPhone and charges will be added to the client’s monthly bill. However, this is not a new service offering from the tech giant, it started a similar program for iPhone last year, offering 24 months EMIs without any interest. This program is not very much different from those by carriers selling phones and various other products, offering consumers an easy way to purchase these items in a much easier manner. Also, the service is designed to increase the usage and spur enrolment for the Apple Card, which is a joint venture between Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Apple Inc. According to those who are familiar with the plan thinks, this will eventually boost the sales of Apple products by letting users split up the cost over the time. Tim Cook, CEO of Apple Inc. said on the company’s second-quarter earnings call in April that the company would eventually launch an instalment payment service for products beyond the iPhone. However, he didn’t specify timing or features of this instalment plan.

Apple’s Monthly Mac, iPad and AirPods Payment Plans for Apple Cards

Nokia’s Broadband Business Sees Growth As COVID19 Continues to Pressure Networks

Nokia’s Broadband Business Sees Growth As COVID19 Continues to Pressure Networks

Marketing Masterclass 3 Essential Ingredients for Success | Business Magazine [ Business Blog ]

Marketing Masterclass: 3 Essential Ingredients for Success

10 Tips on How to Be Sure That Your Text is Plagiarism-Free

10 Tips on How to Be Sure That Your Text is Plagiarism-Free

The Ultimate Guide to Freelancing | Business Magazine [ Business Blog ]

The Ultimate Guide to Freelancing

Tools and Tips to Help You Start Your Own Business in College | Business Magazine [ Business Blog ]

Tools and Tips to Help You Start Your Own Business in College

How to Settle an Automated Content Writing Process in Your Business | Business Magazine [ Business Blog ]

How to Settle an Automated Content Writing Process in Your Business