Today in B2B payments, Boost collaborates on commercial card acceptance in healthcare, while consumer payments firm Mogo steps into the world of B2B through an acquisition. Plus, Nav debuts its imbedded small business financing solution, Cambridge Global Payments expands its Beanworks partnership and Basware rolls...
Retail giant TJX Cos. said Wednesday (Nov. 18) that it plans to add eCommerce to its HomeGoods.com site in 2021 as same-store sales at its flagship Marshalls and T.J. Maxx brick-and-mortar stores continue to suffer from the pandemic. TJX said as part of its fiscal...
Target continued its winning digital-first strategy for the third quarter as the company announced another triple-digit eCommerce spike on its earnings call Wednesday (Nov. 18). By the digital numbers the company rode its “store as a fulfillment center” model to a 155 percent growth rate...
Nike continues its sprint into the digital-first world with Nike Unite stores, with nine locations slated to be in operation this year. In a news release, Nike said the new program is built around offering “new in- and out-of-store experiences” and catering to local interests....
Russian online retailer Ozon is sold on the idea of launching an initial public offering (IPO) of stock in the U.S. — and raising even more cash than previously reported. Get the Full Story Complete the form to unlock this article and enjoy unlimited free...
Accepting ACH payments is often a must for companies across verticals and business models. While often described as a legacy payment rail, it’s a tried-and-true method of moving money that’s often trusted by both the sender and receiver of a payment. Get the Full Story...
Commercial card innovation initiatives are getting creative as solution providers target a range of pain points. Get the Full Story Complete the form to unlock this article and enjoy unlimited free access to all PYMNTS content — no additional logins required. yesSubscribe to our daily...
When consumers are offered the option of receiving instant payment, they tend to accept it gladly. Research shows that 90 percent of consumers think getting paid faster is better than getting paid more slowly. But most of the time, they simply aren’t getting the choice, Ingo...
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