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Saturday - May 9, 2020
Gig Workers And Stable Payments
Payment Solutions And Reinventing Business Models
Reopening The Economy And The Digital Shift
Online Gambling And Instant Disbursements
B2B APIs And Open Banking
Why Unified Commerce Is Critical For Merchants
Fraud Decisioning And Safeguarding Data
Earnings Reports Show Point Of Saleâs âNew Normalâ
Securing The Growing Digital Opportunity
Visa: Fast-Tracking The Road To Recovery
Virtual Tellers: Banking's New Digital Normal
Colleges Must Be Flexible To Manage Cash Flow
Cashless, Contactless And PIN-less Payments
11 Pct Of LendingClub Borrowers In Deferral Plan
Digital Declutters The Medicine Cabinet
Mastercardâs Playbook On Fighting Fraudâs Surge
Buffettâs Airline Stock Sale Predicts Turbulence
Elan On Battling Card-Not-Present Fraud
Why Healthcare Needs Data-Backed Innovation
Banks, Payment Networks Speculate About Recovery
Does Airbnb Have An Edge In Travel's Recovery?
Squareâs Results Spotlight SMBsâ Resilience
Jazz To Provide Season Fans With Reimbursements
Impossible Foods On The Shift To Grocery
Conferma Pay, Visa Team For Virtual Card Spend
Western Union Weathers Uncertainty With Digital
ADPâs Job Loss Tally Underscores Lending Urgency
Uber Looks For New Revenue As Layoffs Hit
Retailâs Digital Shift Stays In Gear
SBA Still Clearing Up PPP Loan Confusion
Square Merchants Shift Online As POS Volumes Sink
Grubhub Grows Active Diners By 24 Pct
Etsyâs Q1 Gets A Big Boost From Stay-At-Homers
Provider Ranking Finds Finance Apps Stable
Lack Of Travelers Puts The Hurt On Hertz
The Increased Costs Of Eating Out
SNAP Users Shut Out Of Digital Grocery Aisles
US Power As Latest Front In Cyberspace War?
California Wonât Open Restaurants Right Now
Have We Seen Bottom Of The Student Loan Crisis?
PPP: Paycheck Or Main Street SMB Rescue Program?
Helping SMBs Scale Securely In The New Economy
A Look At Consumer Life In Subscription Economy
Deluxe Eyes B2B Check Workflow Digitization
The Building Blocks Of ID Verification
Payoneer On COVID-19's eCommerce Surge
Buyers, Suppliers Tackle Invoice Digitization
Saving Main Street: Groups Propose New Programs
Retailers Embrace Clienteling To Stay Connected
Retailâs Abysmal Week: Will Liquidation Follow?
Reinventing The Mall: What Might Hinder Recovery
Connected Fitness Revs Up Peloton Earnings
States Deliver Mixed Messages On Reopening
Reinventing Retail: The Laws Of Attraction
Closed Theme Parks Sink Disney Earnings
Nordstrom, Lord & Taylor Dampen Reopening Plans
Pop Up Grocer Checks All The Retail Boxes
Returns Back To Haunt eCommerce Amid Pandemic
Florida Reopening Fails To Draw Consumers
Lamar Jackson Lights Up VR Gaming
Strategy Rules: How To Play For The Pandemic
Limited Reopenings Draw Curiosity, Not Spending
bunq Explores Flexibility In SMB Banking Tech
SMB Banking Secures New FinTech Unicorn
Process Mining Goes After B2B Bottlenecks
AR-AP Link To Ease Cash Flow
SurePayd Talks AR Digitization, Customer Ties
Corporates, SMBs Consider Cards To Ease Friction
Work-From-Home Opportunity For B2C Brands
Open Banking Continues Global Expansion
Bringing eCommerce Business Model To Accounting
Supplier Payment Rallying Cries Grow Louder
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The Resurgence Of The Great American Road Trip
The road trip never quite died in America, but it had been largely supplanted by the appeal of cheap air travel to almost any place on Earth, which has been available for years. But COVID-19 has changed everything, and it looks incredibly likely that Americans will be getting on the road again this summer instead of flying the friendly skies. That might just give a lot of businesses an opportunity to go along for the ride. Pile the kids and the dog in the car and buckle those seat belts â itâs the PYMNTS Saturday feature.
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Why Consumers Arenât In A Rush To Restart The Economy
As economists, governments, policymakers and medical experts build cost-benefit models to decide when itâs safe to reopen the economy, consumers are doing their own analyses. Karen Webster says the decision to get back to their once-normal routines will depend on whether consumers believe the benefit of a degraded experience in a partially reopened economy outweighs the cost of the health risk they might face. Based on the latest PYMNTS research of nearly 12,000 U.S. consumers, she says many are likely to sit it out for now â and maybe even for the rest of this year.
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