| MyPayrollHR founder arrested for fraud, Amex launches Pay by Bank, Microsoft AI lets retailers track shoppers in store | | | Fundbox CEO: How To Fix The âNet Termsâ Economy Trade credit is the status quo for how buyers and suppliers do business, and for SMBs extending it can have a crippling effect on their businesses. But as Fundbox CEO Eyal Shinar tells Karen Webster â fresh off a $326 million funding raise â new business credit platforms can turn credit into a strategic decision, instead of one thatâs only about filling cash flow holes. |
| For AML, Three âIâs: Innovation, Interoperability⦠And Identity Cross-border commerce carries risk, where bad guys hide behind cobbled together IDs â and crypto is a lure for illicit activity. And innovation, interoperability and identity are necessary for successful AML efforts, says Zac Cohen, general manager at Trulioo. He tells Karen Webster that privacy and convenience need not be mutually exclusive when building trust. Hereâs why. |
| As The Online Tax Man Cometh, Will Smaller Retailers Embrace Marketplaces? Last year a Supreme Court ruling seismically changed the way eCommerce firms collect taxes. And so far the tax policy is a patch quilt of state by state mandates, and a landmine for companies leery of running afoul of shifting policies. Greg Chapman, senior vice president of business development at Avalara, tells PYMNTS that automation is crucial when grappling with the taxman â especially for smaller, omnichannel firms â as the ruling becomes increasingly immediate for retailers. |
| How Olive Garden Is Helping Set The Digital QSR Innovation Table Quick service restaurants are undergoing historic transformations thanks to tech and shifting consumer preferences. And recent developments from Darden Restaurants — along with fresh PYMNTS research — demonstrate how digital and mobile tools are combining with to-go options to deliver more oomph to the QSR experience. Here’s what the research shows QSRs need to do better. |
| | Faster Payments Tracker™ | | Serving Mobile P2P Payments To The Gen X Crowd From sending money to college-aged children, to splitting lunch checks among friends, Gen X consumers are increasingly embracing mobile peer-to-peer (P2P). But enabling P2P payments can be a tall order for community banks, which may lack the resources to develop them, says Kristy Brandon, senior vice president of eBanking at Comerica Bank. In the latest Faster Payments Tracker, Brandon tells PYMNTS how utilizing common, shared payments platforms helps small FIs meet Gen Xâs P2P needs. |
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