Founded by twin brothers, Nick and Terry Haros (hence the name), Twin Image Hairdressing opened its first Toronto location on Danforth Avenue in 1999 and a second location in the Upper Beaches area in 2010.
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Chargebacks can affect anyone selling online, as errors can be made by the merchant when submitting credit card transactions from cardholders.
Data Services, Insights & Trends,
In partnership with Moneris® Data Services, the Angus Reid Group conducted an online survey among a representative sample size of 1,515 adult Canadians to characterize their spend behaviours in response to economic influences.
"Shop Talk" Podcast, Podcast
In this month’s episode, Al speaks with Gbemi Akande, Director of Innovation at Elevate. Learn about how Elevate is helping Canadian tech start-ups and fueling innovation in Canada.
Merchant Spotlight
George Karpouzis and a group of financial traders imagined the concept of Learn-To-Trade.com in the 1990s because of their personal interests and commitment to ‘investing based on knowledge.’
Contactless Payment, Product Education
A credit card machine can offer so much more than just accepting payments. Let’s explore the different types of credit card machines and their benefits.
Growth Strategies, Ecommerce
Here are a few creative examples to inspire you to maximize your online ordering and increase your revenue.
Product Education, Contactless Payment
Adopting a wireless credit card terminal could be beneficial if your company is cash-only or already accepts credit cards. Check it out to get started.
Merchant Spotlight
The Daily Bread Food Bank has been helping those in need, combating food insecurity and fighting the impact of poverty in Toronto for nearly four decades.
Insights & Trends, Data Services
As part of our latest partnership with the Conference Board of Canada we are pleased to present the following authoritative insights from their Index of Consumer Spending (ICS) which has been Powered by Moneris® Data Services.
Insights & Trends, Data Services
The Canadian Grand Prix is nothing short of a festival for attendees. From decorated patios to pop-up shops on the streets, the city of Montréal really kicked into gear.
