McDonald’s settles PA payroll card class action, QuickBooks updates eInvoicing and payments, and ACL talks employee p-card fraud.
| | | | BUSINESS TO BUSINESS EDITION | | Why Boots On The Ground Matter In Cross-Border Payments
As eCommerce grows â and increased top lines beckon â navigating through the payments preferences and practices in foreign markets proves tricky. PPROâs VPs Steve Villegas and James Booth explain why boots on the ground really matter when it comes to getting eCommerce sites up and running across borders.
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| Anticipation For Amazonâs SMB Lending Disruption Grows
First, it was the smaller alternative lending startups that delivered a collective shakeup to the SMB lending space. Now, experts say, itâs the technology conglomerates like Amazon and Google that are poised to bring the next wave of disruption. As banks struggle to improve their ROEs, industry analysts point to these corporationsâ massive market share, customer trust and access to troves of data that put them in an ideal position to be the next SMB lending force (and, once again, threaten traditional banksâ market share).
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| | Commercial Cards | | Why The Switch To Electronic Payments Isn't Enough To Combat Employee Fraud
To combat fraud, make the switch from paper to electronic payments. Itâs advice the industry is told time and again, but when it comes to internal fraud among company and government employees, that switch isnât enough. ACL Chief Product Officer Dan Zitting underscores why p-card fraud is such a prolific problem for businesses regardless of industry or size, and why embracing cards alone wonât do much to prevent workers from making some outlandish purchases. Read More... |
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