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Experts Weigh In: Regaining Consumer Trust In A Post-Equifax World
 

As consumers and businesses scramble to contain the fallout from the massive Equifax data breach, everyone’s rethinking not only how they secure access to consumer data, but how to regain the trust of a very skeptical and skittish consumer. Nine C-suite executives shared their thoughts with PYMNTS in this exclusive eBook.
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Big-Name Backers Pump $324 Million Into B2B FinTech
 

B2B FinTech saw one of its most stellar funding weeks in a while, led, of course, by the high-profile Bill.com investment. But that wasn’t the only — or even the largest — investment round confirmed. In all, the industry secured more than $324 million, with B2B payments, logistics and artificial intelligence leading the way. PYMNTS looks at all the funding rounds, led by some big-name backers like ex-PayPal president Scott Thompson, JPMorgan, and the International Finance Corp.
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The Financial Data Goldmine Of Order-To-Cash
 

Understanding order-to-cash cycles is anything but easy for large multinationals with thousands of customers. Artificial intelligence and machine learning can take the data from invoices going out and payments coming in to deliver key metrics about financial positions, says Veena Gundavelli, founder and CEO of order-to-cash management company Emagia. But, she tells PYMNTS, the fundamental building blocks of invaluable order-to-cash data analytics are the shift toward electronic payments. Here's why.

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