| Big Tech Faces Regulation Reckoning as 2021 Dawns Antitrust lawsuits, new regulation here and abroad – and Big Tech firmly in the crosshairs. Here are just some of the major stories that marked 2020 as part of the ever-changing regulatory landscape … and a look at what’s to come in 2021. |
| Tracking The Trends That Shaped 2020’s The Digital-First Economy From B2B Payments to Buy Now Pay Later, PYMNTS published 226 monthly Trackers across 26 different topics that quantified the trends and qualified the issues that defined payments and commerce in 2020. Here’s a look at 10 key issues that we think tracked the trends that will set the tone for 2021. |
| 9 Connected-Economy Firms Expected To Light Up The IPO Market In 2021 Hot connected-economy companies like Airbnb and DoorDash led 2020’s surprisingly successful roster of U.S. initial public offerings, and the fireworks seem only poised to continue next year. Here’s a rundown of nine key connected-economy firms expected to go public in 2021, from Affirm to Instacart. |
| Expertise On The Screen: The Best of PYMNTSTV Smile! You’re on PYMNTSTV! The first year of PYMNTSTV featured segments that brought executives and expertise across all areas of payments and the connected economy to discuss everything from the digital-shift’s impact on how we work, live, travel, pay, bank and stay well, to where crypto and digtal currencies could be headed. Here’s a look back at some of its best moments. |
| | The Digital Shift | | Inside The Mind Of 2021’s Digital-First Consumer Either by force — or now force of habit — digital-first is the way of the world. But who is the Digital-First consumer? PYMNTS has studied a national sample of more than 45,000 U.S. consumers since March 6, about how they live, work, shop, eat and use their home, and we think we have a pretty good sense. And now, we’d like to kick off 2021 by taking you where everyone in the payments and commerce world would like to go: inside the mind of 2021’s digital-first consumer. |
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