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    In total, remittance services were a $368 billion global business in 2008, growing at three times the rate of the global economy. "Thomas Friedman's The World Is Flat epitomizes Western Union ... Borders are truly fading. We have to understand consumers around the world." Its numbers reflect that. Full Article at MediaPost.com
    Thomas Friedman's The World Is Flat epitomizes Western Union ... Borders are truly fading. We have to understand consumers around the world.
    SOURCE: MediaPost.com 1 month ago
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  1. Digital is changing Western Union ... In markets like the Philippines and Kenya, mobile banking is changing the definition of banking. Where 10% of Kenya was banked before, today mobile transfers can drastically increase that percentage.
    SOURCE: MediaPost.com 1 month ago
  2. How can we make life easier for our customers?
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  3. Multicultural marketing is at the core of Western Union's business
    SOURCE: MediaPost.com 1 month ago

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