Amazon expands its B2B services to Canada, B2B a key market for Mastercard's Q3 growth and Mable explores small grocers' biggest back-office challenges
| | | | BUSINESS-TO-BUSINESS EDITION | | Mastercard Sees 17 Pct X-Border Volume Growth; B2B A Key Market Mastercardâs latest earnings report shows continued growth in card and debit spend â and recent announcements in the B2B space also have underpinned top line traction. Management said that Mastercard Track, and trade and treasury offerings, provide new avenues for payment flows. Hereâs our dive. |
| Open Banking Goes Straight To The Corporate Customer Open Banking may have emerged with intentions to reshape consumers' financial services experience, but the model is quickly gaining traction in B2B FinServ. This week, a slew of Open Banking initiatives, application programming interface (API) connections and bank-FinTech partnerships showcased the variety of use cases for data connectivity in the B2B market, from small business lending to accounting to cross-border payments. Take a trip with us across the landscape. |
| | B2B eCommerce | | How Smaller Grocers Are Keeping Pace With Big Food Industry Changes As industry giants drive change in the way consumers shop for food, smaller grocers and independent markets are struggling to keep pace. Mable Founder and CEO Arik Keller says inventory management and procurement are major pain points for these smaller players â and, as a result, major targets for innovation. He talks with PYMNTS about the digitization catalyst helping independent grocers meet changing buyer demands by addressing their biggest back-office friction points. |
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