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Dec 10, 2024 | 
bai.org | Carlos Lopez |Carlos López
A version of this article appeared in the BAI Special Report: The continued digital evolution in banking. You can find more insight within on sustaining deposits via digital channels, tapping BaaS for an enhanced branch role and making fraud protection a priority during digital growth. Carlos Lopez is the lead digital analyst of corporate strategy at Jack Henry. He covers all things digital—in both mobile and online channels.
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Aug 5, 2024 | 
jackhenry.com | Carlos Lopez |Carlos López
The Jack Henry™ 2024 Strategy Benchmark reveals the escalating competition among SMB and commercial enterprises, underscoring the potential consequences for unprepared financial institutions that fall behind. The $370B SMB opportunityIn 2023, banks and credit unions sought to reverse the progressive decline in their share of primary banking relationships with SMBs. Early in 2024, the game plan looks to be very similar.
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Jul 23, 2024 | 
jackhenry.com | Carlos Lopez |Carlos López
The Jack Henry™ 2024 Strategy Benchmark dives into three hot topics surrounding open banking and real-time payments over the next two years. Considering the Risks and RewardsWhen it comes to open banking, many financial institutions say they still feel the risks associated with adoption outweigh the potential benefits – often pointing to the risk of increased fraud as an ongoing hurdle to their adoption.
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Mar 5, 2024 | 
naturalproductsinsider.com | Rachel French |George Carrera |Hank Schultz |Carlos Lopez |Carlos López
The Food and Drug Administration on Tuesday announced the availability of a final guidance pertaining to procedures and timeframes for new dietary ingredient notifications (NDINs). The guidance is intended to help distributors and manufacturers prepare and submit NDINs to FDA, according to a constituent update from the Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition (CFSAN).
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Mar 4, 2024 | 
naturalproductsinsider.com | Rachel French |George Carrera |Hank Schultz |Carlos Lopez |Carlos López
Artificial intelligence, or A.I. for short, is disrupting industries the world over. That’s because we have reached a point with information posted on the internet that computers can sift through all of this information in an infinitesimally small amount of time compared to what any group of humans could possibly accomplish, and present this information quickly. What A.I. is doing to in the supplements world is radically compressing the time between R&D and commercialization.
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Mar 4, 2024 | 
naturalproductsinsider.com | Rachel French |George Carrera |Carlos Lopez |Carlos López |Todd Runestad
Supplement manufacturer NOW has tested a suite of popular creatine gummies and found that almost half of them failed to meet label claim for creatine content, and some of them showed detectable levels of a breakdown product, raising stability concerns. NOW, which is based in Bloomingdale, Ill., has tested many different sets of products over the years.
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Mar 4, 2024 | 
naturalproductsinsider.com | Rachel French |George Carrera |Carlos Lopez |Carlos López |Todd Runestad
At a GlanceAmazon is a king of supplements with over $12 billion in annual sales. Its role as a gatekeeper is up for debate as Amazon doesn’t consider itself a retailer. Amazon’s complex platform presents unique challenges to industry compared to other conventional retailers.
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Mar 1, 2024 | 
naturalproductsinsider.com | Carlos Lopez |Carlos López |George Carrera |Todd Runestad |Rick Polito
Famous for courting controversy, Dr. Joseph Mercola now plans to guide his followers and “billions around the world” to a “new paradigm of how to increase joy in their life” with help from the same psychic whose advice appears to have led him to fire his top executives last month. That’s according to a video and article from the doctor that was given to Natural Products Insider by a Mercola employee who said the content is planned for release in Mercola’s newsletters.
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Mar 1, 2024 | 
naturalproductsinsider.com | Carlos Lopez |Carlos López |George Carrera |Todd Runestad
At a GlanceNew York’s law reduces the dietary supplement industry to a vice industry, on par with alcohol and tobacco. Come April, New Yorkers are going to walk into a confused mess when they visit their preferred supplement shops. Given the huge stakes, I am surprised by the level of apathy and inaction across the industry. by Carlos LopezIn April of this year, New York will become the first state in the country to prohibit the sale of some dietary supplements to anyone who is under 18 years old.
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Aug 29, 2023 | 
allevents.in | Bhoomi Trivedi |Carlos Lopez |Carlos López
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