| No Place Like Home: Connected Home Becomes Commerce Command Center What PYMNTS has heard in a year of conversations with experts across verticals and payments types is that when it comes to one of the biggest shifts in the digital and connected economy, thereâs no going back. Thereâs only going home â to the connected-commerce command center. |
| From BNPL to RTP, The Year In Payments Ends On Digital-First Note When one of the greatest influxes of digital-first consumers is the 'Silver Generation,' you know it was an exciting year for new payment options and digital-first payment methods. From BNPL to RTP, hereâs what consumers across every demographic did â and what top executives told PYMNTS about those payments shifts. |
| Crypto 2020: One Step Up; Two Steps Back Bitcoin tripled in value this year, while the Fed announced a deep dive into digital dollars and Visa and PayPal broadened digital currenciesâ retail road map even as fraudsters still lurked in cryptosâ shadows. Hereâs what happened in 2020 for cryptocurrencies ⦠and what experts had to say about it all in PYMNTSâ digital pages. |
| Zooming In Sweatpants: Workers Re-evaluate The Remote Lifestyle In February, the world was getting dressed up for work, commuting, taking meetings in conference rooms and maybe even meeting for happy hour. But by April, it was all about sweatpants, Zoom and cooking at home. How people work and how they want to work after the pandemic will continue to be a matter of debate well into 2021. |
| The Connected Economy’s 10 Biggest US IPOs Of 2020 The IPO market was white hot in 2020’s second half as the digital-first economy produced some surprising winners – either despite the pandemic or because of it. Here are 10 that caught our attention. |
| | How We Eat | | Dining 2020: The Year The Bright Lines Between Restaurants And Grocery Stores Blurred 'Share of stomach' is how restaurant operators and grocery stores large and small now think of their market opportunity as digital-first consumers reconsider their options for how and where they eat. For restaurants and grocers, this digital shift has also forced a reexamination of their business models and product mix as hungry consumers seek convenience and safety â and pledge their loyalty to who can best serve that up. |
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