| Twitter, Tripadvisor Herald The Next Wave Of Subscription Models After a blistering 2020, thereâs not much a consumer canât access through a subscription these days. As sticky.io CEO Brian Bogosian told Karen Webster in a recent conversation, companies like Twitter and Tripadvisor can bring the model to new areas if they keep customer needs at the center. |
| PYMNTSTV: Digital-First CFOs |
| Digital-First CFOs Empower The Enterprise With Data The last 12 months have created new challenges as finance teams shifted remote and the need to quickly access accurate data for decision-making becomes even more mission critical. Featurespace Chief Financial Officer Jonathan Crossfield spoke with Karen Webster about the value of data to drive decision-making from finance to customer relationships and beyond. |
| PYMNTSTV: Financial Crime |
| Machine Learning Switches On To Illuminate The Dark Web The dark web is only getting darker and its denizens are getting smarter. Kevin Lee, head trust and safety architect at Sift, told PYMNTS that a proactive, collaborative approach complete with machine learning tools is critical in spotting and stopping crime that stems from its content. |
| PYMNTSTV: Bank-FinTech Collaboration |
| Amazon Third-Party Sellers |
| Wanted: Amazon Sellers Built For Speed And Scale Miami-based startup unybrands is on the hunt for 20 small and authentic consumer goods companies that it can take to the next level. As Co-founder and CEO Ulrich Kratz said in a recent interview with PYMNTS, his company is applying a “buy, build and boost” formula. |
| | B2B Cross Border Payments Report | | NEW REPORT: US, UK Firms Prioritize Innovation To Speed X-Border Payment Flows Businesses in the U.S. and the U.K. now do more commerce abroad, but it comes at a cost: They wait 55 percent longer to get paid by those buyers than by those in their domestic markets. In the Innovating Cross-Border Payments Report, PYMNTS surveyed 456 U.S. and U.K. payments decision-makers to learn the three ways these businesses are streamlining cross-border payment flows. |
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