Mods, please change the name of this submission. It is completely misleading. The linked article is titled: "Why Killing Cash is Key to Mastercard's Competitive Strategy".
On the other hand, if this was meant as click-bait, then go right ahead and not change the name. I'll just regret my click, and hopefully this comment will serve as a warning to other unsuspecting, curious individuals.
Edit: I see that the title has been changed. Thank you very much, mods!
To me the interesting portion of the article was the "Yes, if" instead of giving the answer of 'No.'
The tab in the browser says "Why Killing Cash is the Key to Mastercard's Competitive Strategy" but the title on the page is "MasterCard’s Ajay Banga: Why ‘Yes, If’ Is More Powerful Than Saying No." I typically don't pay attention to the title in the tabs.
Anyway, I found the comments on the article interesting even when the discussion went where I didn't expect.
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Mods, please change the name of this submission. It is completely misleading. The linked article is titled: "Why Killing Cash is Key to Mastercard's Competitive Strategy".
On the other hand, if this was meant as click-bait, then go right ahead and not change the name. I'll just regret my click, and hopefully this comment will serve as a warning to other unsuspecting, curious individuals.
Edit: I see that the title has been changed. Thank you very much, mods!
It was not meant as click bait.
To me the interesting portion of the article was the "Yes, if" instead of giving the answer of 'No.'
The tab in the browser says "Why Killing Cash is the Key to Mastercard's Competitive Strategy" but the title on the page is "MasterCard’s Ajay Banga: Why ‘Yes, If’ Is More Powerful Than Saying No." I typically don't pay attention to the title in the tabs.
Anyway, I found the comments on the article interesting even when the discussion went where I didn't expect.