It’s earnings report season, and B2B payments and enterprise FinServ companies are unleashing the data behind their performance. New stats from American Express, Bottomline Technologies, SAP Ariba, Chrome River and others take a look back at the last three months. Other firms, meanwhile, are looking...
In life, you can’t compare apples and oranges. But in business, sometimes you have to compare dollars to miles — or euros to oil barrels or bitcoin to units of raw material. Get the Full Story Complete the form to unlock this article and enjoy unlimited...
Payroll cards service underbanked employees by providing workers with a solution to get paid quickly and use their payroll funds sooner. But paycards have also attracted some criticism — and legal trouble — for the fees associated with those cards, from withdrawal fees to inactive account fees....
Between keeping track of state and federal regulations and managing cash flow, payday can be a headache for small business owners. Analysis says, however, that a lot of these entrepreneurs are making payroll processing a lot harder for themselves than it needs to be. Get...
Asia is becoming even more of a key market for corporate payment companies. Only days ago, FinTech firm Ripple announced a partnership with SBI Group to launch a cross-border payments initiative in the region. Now, Optal Limited, formerly known as PSP International, is making waves...
Headlines herald a sea change in payments as traditional lenders link with tech-savvy startups. For FinTech CEO Max Eliscu, the founder of both LSQ Funding Group and Viewpost, the news is not news at all. He has been bringing innovative B2B technology to banks and...
Last week, American Express and Dun & Bradstreet released new research that found the middle-market business landscape of the U.S. is seeing some changes. While manufacturing and wholesale trade continue to take the top spots in this population of businesses, business services are increasingly accounting...
B2B payments company Bottomline Technologies released its quarterly report for the second quarter of the 2016 fiscal year on Thursday (Jan. 28), and while the figures were slightly short of expectations, the company says it has a plan for success. Get the Full Story Complete...
Hewlett-Packard made a big move last year when, in June, the computer giant announced plans to split into two separate companies — one consumer-facing unit and another to focus on enterprise services. Get the Full Story Complete the form to unlock this article and enjoy unlimited...
