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In Australia, Regulators Uncork Pressure On Winemakers For Timely Payments

A backlash against lengthy payment terms for grape growers is fermenting in Australia. Elsewhere, in the U.S., some political campaigns appear to be stretching payment terms, and late payments continue to plague the U.K., especially for government contracts.

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B2B Investors Bolster SMBs' Global Ambitions

Gusto's payroll technology secured the largest investment round of the week with $200 million. But a closer look at the rest of the B2B funding market shows investors turned to FinTechs helping small businesses grow and operate across borders, with foreign exchange (FX), cross-border payment, and trade finance solutions securing new funding.

For Corporates, Cross-Border Payments Innovation Isn't All About Speed

With more banks signing on to new payment services like SWIFT's gpi, Ripple's RippleNet or Visa's B2B Connect, financial service providers are able to promise speed in global transactions to their corporate customers. But as Beatriz Kissler, general manager of CaixaBank’s GDS Cusa tells PYMNTS, businesses have something else in mind when seeking out a better cross-border payments experience from their banks.

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