| Commanders-In-Chief Series |
| Mastercard President On How And When Payments Caught Fire As a 35-year veteran of the payments space, Mastercard President David Yates recalls when payments were treated more like a boring utility than an opportunity for innovation. Karen Webster talks with Yates about how and when payments transformed, his own inspirational moments, and whatâs coming next for the technology and processes that power transactions. |
| QuickBooks Leads Intuit's FY19 Q1 As CEO Prepares To Step Down Intuit CEO Brad Smith holds his final quarterly earnings call for the firm, presenting a strong first quarter of the fiscal year, driven by new QuickBooks solutions for small businesses (SMB) and entrepreneurs. While upcoming tax season will likely boost Intuit in Q2, long-term growth will focus on investment in product development for SMB clients to boost revenues â even as subscriptions are expected to flatten. |
| | Commercial Cards | | How Vendors Can Lower The Cost (And Risks) Of Card Acceptance Commercial card adoption is rising, but the cost of card acceptance remains the biggest barrier for the industry. There are ways to potentially lower interchange fees for vendors, however. Plus, Cardknox CTO Yanky Weiss says the benefits of deeper integration and tokenization for card-not-present transactions are fueling adoption, too. |
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