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Saturday - February 29, 2020
BBVA And Digital-First Transformation
ADP And Faster, Flexible Payroll
Dropbox's Digital Fraud Approach
One Nevada Credit Union And Self-Service Innovations
Buy Buttons And Checkout Conversion
PF Chang's And Mobile Order-Ahead Data
Oracle And AP-ERP Integration Strategy
Coronavirus, Olympics And Whatâs Next For Sporting Events
Auto Insurance's Digital Lane Change
Why DoorDash Is Eyeing An IPO
5G Plans Face Setbacks Amid Coronavirus Spread
Reading Predictive Tea Leaves With Smart, Big Data
Mastercard's Incoming CEOâs Take On Payments' Future
SWIFT: The Road To ISO 20022 Adoption
Why Global Citizens Need Credit Passports
Is Amazonâs Delivery âPurgeâ A Boon To Rivals?
How CaaS Platforms Are Upending Communication
Lighting Up The Connected Economyâs Innovations
LendingClub and Morgan Stanley, A Tale Of Two Bank Deals
US Consumers Remain Resilient Despite GDP Revisions
Why Senior Debt Has Spiked Over The Last Two Decades
7-Eleven, Amazon Step Up Automated Store Tech
Gig Economy's Evolution Over The Last Decade
Loweâs Goes For Major eComm Makeover
Kraft Heinz's Evolv: Micro-Fulfillmentâs Grocery Evolution
Navigating Chinaâs New Regulatory Terrain
Voice Assistant Wars Shift To Gaming
RealReal Tops $1B In GMV In 2019
Will Birdâs Payment Plans Take Flight?
Grubhub+ Aimed At Boosting Slumping Market Share
Connected Home Switches On New Funding, Tech Advances
Etsy's Earnings Win Delights Investors, Disgruntles Sellers
Square Cash App Users Grow 60 Pct YOY
Upwork Reports 14.6 Pct Take Rate In Q4 Earnings
Mobile Cards Key To Winning Bank Accounts
Macyâs Touts Turnaround After Q4 Earnings Beat
Challenger Bank Battle In Full Swing In UK
Digital Banking Apps vs. The Establishment
MoneyGram Online Transactions Grow 39 Pct
Fifth Wall Invites eComm Pure Plays To The Mall
B2B eCommerce Gets Civilized
Catching Up On The Freelance Payment Curve
EU Eyes Single European Data Market
Coronavirus Effect: Tourism, Retail Sales, Supply Chains Down
Krispy Kreme Hops On the Home Delivery Bandwagon
Retail Bankruptcies Fuel Overstored Debate
COVID-19 Batters $2.5T Trade Show Events Industry
Fiserv: Connected Commerceâs New Marketplace Frontiers
How Alt Data Is Closing Southeast Asiaâs SMB Credit Gap
Bridging Unattended Retail's âConsumer Gapâ
Tipalti CEO Looks Back At Decade Of Global AP Friction
Shifting The Used Car Market Into Overdrive
Restaurant Business Serves Up Mixed Plate For 2020
Family Fun, In A Box (On Subscription)
NY Security Law Changes Retail Data Efforts
Customer Experience Surpasses Brand, Price
Gap Joins thredUP As Resale Continues Momentum
Privacy, Personalization Clash For Retailers
Easing Funeral Planning Into The Digital Age
Will Giving Brands A Voice Boost Commerce?
Delivering QSR Ordering Options Via Digital Collabs
Building A Subscription For Tools, Construction Supplies
How Experiential Retail Is Giving Stores An Edge
Solving Social Commerceâs Conversion Problem
The Ruling Principle Of Retail Shifts
Retail's Personalization And Resale Momentum
Enabling Delivery, Voice With Digital Tech
Experiences And Subscriptions Power Retail
New Approaches To Retailâs Last Mile
AP Automation Braces For Open Banking, Globalization
Bookkeeping Capitalizes On Digital-First SMBs
Southeast Asiaâs Grab Leads B2B VC Roundup
Coronavirus' Healthcare Supply Chain Impact
Open Banking, China And Challenger Banks
Accounts Receivable Tackles AP Friction
Commercial Cards Round Out B2B Finserv
New Payment Rails And Solving B2B's Remittance Challenge
New Corporate Payment Tricks For Old Rails
Financing Vietnam's Underbanked Agri-SMBs
Tax Season Adds Extra Fraud Weight For SMBs
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The Incredibly Unexpected World Of Leap Year Commerce
While much of the world regards leap years with suspicion and as a portent of ill luck to come, in America we celebrate it the way we celebrate most things â with food, and by calling it a commerce holiday. And if you happen to have a Feb. 29 birthday, youâve got a whole lot of offers in your inbox. Take this leap â itâs the PYMNTS Saturday feature.
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The Connected Economy: Itâs About Time
We have used clocks to measure time for hundreds of years, and mobile devices and apps over the last decade to save as much of it as we can. Yet, as Karen Webster said, in this decadeâs connected economy, consumers will want devices and apps that not only save time, but also compress as much of it into every one of the 1,440 minutes in their 24-hour day. Itâs why, she says, time will be central to the connected economy innovations that will emerge over the next decade and beyond. Hereâs proof.
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