GE Capital divests trade finance assets, Paycor talks payroll evolution and Santander walks back on CEO appointment
| | | | BUSINESS TO BUSINESS EDITION | | Global Payments Architecture |
| API Exchange Debuts In Hong Kong More than 200 APIs will be made available by over a dozen banks in Hong Kong through JETCO, backed by UnionPay. Elsewhere, Ripple's xRapid sees further adoption, while SWIFT publishes a standard for its Pay Later API. |
| Conflicting Research Leaves Doubt Over Small Business Confidence After a period of record-high optimism, small businesses have started to ease their outlook for the U.S. economy and their own firms in recent weeks. However, research in this field has yielded conflicting findings when it comes to SMBs' investment plans, financial confidence and more. |
| | Payroll | | Workforce Shifts Bring About Payroll's Own Evolution In a tight labor market, payroll is a critical component of employee retention. Yet, ditching paper paychecks won't be enough to keep workers happy. Catherine Dunwoodie, Paycor leader of client success, says a changing and diverse workforce means flexibility is a must for payroll providers. She speaks with PYMNTS about the payroll industry's response to a workforce evolution. |
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