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- 1Toast launches fuel payments with Toast Fuel●Toast adds fuel payments Toast Fuel allows customers to run gas payments inside the store and at the pump alongside food
Restaurant technology company Toast has expanded its payments platform with Toast Fuel, allowing convenience stores and fuel retailers to process gas payments both inside the store and at the pump, alongside foodservice and general retail sales. Fintech and banking commentators are highlighting the move as a sign of Toast pushing beyond restaurants into broader retail payments.
- 2Google Pauses OSS Bug Bounty Rewards Over Flood of Invalid Reports▼Google Pauses OSS Product Bug Bounty Rewards After Surge in Invalid Automated Reports
Google has temporarily suspended bug bounty reward payments for its open-source products after a sharp rise in invalid, automated vulnerability reports. The company says AI-generated or low-quality submissions have overwhelmed its review process, prompting the pause while it reassesses how to handle the influx.
- 3Pokémon Center starts charging for booster bundles and mini tins●It is happening! Pokémon center is taking the payments for the booster bundles and mini tins!!! Everything is going as w
The Pokémon Center has begun taking payments for pre-orders of Pokémon booster bundles and mini tins, a sign that the long-awaited stock is finally being processed and shipped. Collectors and fans, particularly in the UK, are sharing the news excitedly, with many treating it as confirmation that delivery timelines are on track after months of scarcity.
- 4KPMG offers £100 to departing staff in exchange for silence●KPMG tells staff facing the axe: Here's £100, now zip it Staff in AI, Cyber, SAP and Testing told the consultation is ov
KPMG is laying off staff in its AI, Cyber, SAP and Testing teams, telling them the consultation process is over and redundancy notices will arrive on Friday. Workers facing the axe are reportedly being offered a £100 payment alongside confidentiality expectations, prompting criticism of the firm for trying to buy silence from employees losing their jobs.