Pizza chain Domino’s is facing a lawsuit accusing the conglomerate of snubbing its employees of sufficient compensation, and according to reports on Wednesday (May 25), the firm’s payroll software is to blame. Get the Full Story Complete the form to unlock this article and enjoy...
Despite gaining much ground in the UK, the Faster Payments initiative has some mileage left to cover for true universal inclusion. ACI Worldwide may have a piece of the puzzle in its Aggregator Services as part of the New Access Model for accessing the scheme...
Corporate payroll practices have been under fire for months now, with no signs of slowing. Frequenting these debates is the issue of the payroll card, a tool that critics argue forces unfair fees on employees to access and spend their wages. Proponents of payroll cards,...
Most wearables are consumer devices that keep tabs on steps climbed or emails or texts received. LibriSpark CEO Jeremy Feldman tells PYMNTS in this month’s Developer Tracker™ that the technology is now available to help merchants reinvent the POS – by wearing it. He’s not...
The “elevator pitch” became so named because it was deemed eminently crucial to deliver a succinct and persuasive business idea in no more than the time it takes for an elevator to go from the lobby to a top floor (presumably the corner office occupied...
The drive of payments innovation, security and speed in B2B payments is fueled by more than the basic buyer-supplier commodities transaction. There are other niches of B2B payments — like enabling a third-party solution provider to receive payment from a corporate client or reconciling employee travel...
The transition to EMV in the U.S. has not been without its speed bumps. Something that everyone in the payments ecosystem sort of knew was going to be the reality, but until reality hits, no one knows how bumpy the ride is really going to...
As is their monthly custom, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau released its monthly summary of consumer complaints. Once again, the credit reporting bureaus led the field with creating consumer dissatisfaction, with both false data appearing on consumer reports and difficulty in getting that data removed...
A little over a year ago, Etsy IPOed, mostly to a round of applause. The firm entered the public markets with a $1.2 billion valuation and shares trading at $14-16 a share. While perhaps once written off as the Internet’s home for insane crafters and...
