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		<title>Accepting credit cards in your business</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Accepting credit card payments has a number of advantages for businesses, from opening new sales channels to reducing the need to hold cash. However, you should check on transaction costs and balance these against the increased revenue you may gain by accepting credit cards. You also need to put precautions in place, as card payments [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Accepting credit card payments has a number of advantages for businesses, from opening new sales channels to reducing the need to hold cash. However, you should check on transaction costs and balance these against the increased revenue you may gain by <a href="http://www.acceptcreditcards.me/">accepting credit cards</a>. You also need to put precautions in place, as card payments can expose you to an increased risk of fraud.</p>
<p>Once you have found a company with a solid discount rate and that provides the credit card processing options that you need, you can go about researching the companies to find out which ones have the best records of customer reviews and such.  To do this, you can ask some of your colleagues who are in similar kinds of businesses what they like with regards to credit card processing companies. This may sound a bit convoluted, but knowing how to set up a good system for the acceptance of credit makes it very easy to go about <a href="http://www.acceptcreditcards.me/">accepting credit cards</a> in your business.  Make sure that you have a good company, and then your financial worries will be reduced by one more!</p>
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		<title>China seeking to limit fallout in Google row</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 15 Jan 2010 15:54:20 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[China tried to keep its censorship row with Google from damaging business confidence or ties with Washington, promising good conditions for foreign investors but giving no sign it might relax Internet controls. US-China trade and economic ties will not be affected by any Google Inc. decision to withdraw from China, said Commerce Ministry spokesman Yao [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>China tried to keep its censorship row with Google from damaging business confidence or ties with Washington, promising good conditions for foreign investors but giving no sign it might relax Internet controls.</p>
<p>US-China trade and economic ties will not be affected by any Google Inc. decision to withdraw from China, said Commerce Ministry spokesman Yao Jian at a regular briefing. However, he insisted foreign companies must obey Chinese law.</p>
<p>“China will still strictly adopt a policy of openness and offer a good investment environment,” Yao said. “We emphasize that foreign companies including Google should all follow international standards and respect local law and regulations and local culture and customs to shoulder social responsibility.”</p>
<p>The loss of such a high- profile company would be an embarrassment to communist leaders, who want to make China a technology leader. But the ruling party sees control over information as critical to maintaining its monopoly on power.</p>
<p>US-Chinese ties are periodically strained by disputes over trade, human rights and US support for self-ruled Taiwan, claimed by Beijing as its own territory. But the two sides maintain dialogue in a series of forums and say they want constructive relations.</p>
<p>The White House applauded Google’s announcement that it would stop censoring search results in China and might close its China-based Google.com site after hacking attacks on its Gmail e-mail service. But other companies appear unlikely to follow suit and challenge China’s Internet controls.<br />
Yao said the Commerce Ministry has received no formal notice that Google plans to leave China.</p>
<p>Some employees of Google’s Beijing development center were at work after the staff were given a day off following the announcement. Employees declined to talk to reporters.</p>
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