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Man operating fake tow truck company arrested

SURF CITY –– A man who illegally operated a tow truck company has been arrested following an investigation by the Surf City Police Department. Hampstead resident Charles Dowd hooked up his red tow truck to parked vehicles and demand a $200 drop fee to release the vehicles. On July 24, someone made a report of a suspicious encounter with Dowd near the 1700 block of N New River Drive in Surf City. In the reported instance, Dowd was using a mobile app to receive payments and called his company JAM Services. Dowd was arrested and charged with obtaining property by false pretenses, extortion, and embezzlement.

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Ireland s Strikepay acquires Gratsi with plans for UK expansion

Ireland s Strikepay acquires Gratsi with plans for UK expansion
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Strike brings cashless tipping tech to Dublin taxis

Strike brings cashless tipping tech to Dublin taxis Luke Mackey, Ireland country manager at Bolt, with Oli Cavanagh, CEO and co-founder of Strike. Image: Bolt The Irish fintech is teaming up with mobility company Bolt to tackle the issue of tipping in an increasingly cashless society. Irish start-up Strike is bringing its contactless tipping tech to taxis in Dublin through a new partnership with Bolt. Passengers will be able to tap the Strike tag or scan a QR code with their phone in a Bolt taxi, and pay digitally with Apple Pay or Google Pay. The driver will receive the tip instantly via Strike.

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Former Just Eat exec Edel Kinane joins Irish fintech Strike

Former Just Eat exec Edel Kinane joins Irish fintech Strike Edel Kinane, Strike. Image: © Naoise Culhane The former Just Eat commercial director will take up the role of chief growth officer at the Irish start-up. Having only formed in 2020, Irish fintech start-up Strike is bolstering its leadership teaming with former Just Eat commercial director, Edel Kinane. Having been part of the Just Eat Ireland executive leadership team since 2014, Kinane will join Dublin-based start-up Strike as its chief growth officer. Strike offers payment technology that is designed to make cashless tipping easy without the need for a terminal or a new app on customers’ phones, with Camile Thai among its most recent partnerships.

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Former Just Eat exec Edel Kinane joins Irish fintech Strike

Former Just Eat exec Edel Kinane joins Irish fintech Strike
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