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Saturday - April 11, 2020
AI And Fighting Healthcare Fraud
COVID And Paycheck-To-Paycheck Consumers
Insurers And The Paper Check
Publishers And Subscription Cancellation
AP And AR Processes
Banking APIs And eCommerce
Consumers And Mobile Wallets
LinkedIn's New Digital Corporate Commons
Reimagining The Bank As A Technology Firm
Mastercardâs Ethoca On Chargebacks
Boost: How Crisis Drives The Commercial Card
ISVs Can Help Merchants Thrive After COVID-19
Why Digital Needs New Anti-Fraud Approach
When Digital-First Became Digital-Only
Consumers Lose Appetite For Delivery Sites
Direct, Indirect Paths To API Monetization
Bottomline Talks Opportunities To Help SMBs
Leveraging Open Banking To Build New Trust
Visa, Secret Service Are Flattening Fraud CurveÂ
ClassPass CEO: Feds Must Help Fitness Industry
Is Amazon Missing Time To Shine?
Banks Tap Resilience Amid COVID-19 Storm
FIS: Prepare To Be Caught Off-Guard
Fed's $2.3T Targets Governments, 'Main Street' SMBs
Restaurants Turn To Grocery, Meal Kits
Fed Bets Trillions That Consumers Will Return
COVID-19 Looks Set To Raze Online Home Sales
âBuy Now, Pay Laterâ Combats COVID-19
Enduring Strength For Difficult Times
10 Ways COVID-19 Has Changed US Consumers
64 Pct Of Consumers Want Gov't To Save SMBs
China Sees Pent-Up Demand For Cosmetics
Protecting Personally Identifiable Information
Preparing For The Unknown With AI, ML
NFIB Shows SMB Optimism Slips Amid COVID-19
55 Pct Only Have Cash To Pay Bills For 60 Days
Banks Grapple With SMB PPP Demand
Credit Unions Tech Up For Competition
SMBs Scramble For Loans, Bigger Firms Eye PPP
Financial Crisis Spurs New Way To Pay
Vaccine A Must For Return To Pre-COVID Economy
Consumer Expectations Slide On COVID-19
Whatâs Keeping PPP Funds From Flowing To SMBs
How Hospitals Can Keep Billing Systems Healthy
How Banks Are Shifting The Omnichannel Focus
Moving Money X-Border During, After Coronavirus
How Smaller Contractors Grapple With COVID-19
Obstacles, Opportunities Growing Into US Market
PSCU On How CUs Can Ensure Customer Loyalty
Rebounding From The Bumpy PPP Rollout
Telehealth Service Adds Retail To Business Model
Saving Main Street: Cities Pick Up Recovery
Costco Earnings Hurt By Sales Limits
Do Offline Retailers Regret Forgoing eCommerce?
Retail Job Losses Await COVID-19 Turnaround
Clienteling Gives Retailers COVID-19 Options
Wedding Catering Company Shuffles The Deck
Donât Count On âRevenge Spendingâ Post-Crisis
Panera Dials Up Online Grocery Business
Snack Company Rewrites Its Wellness Story
Online Grocery Tees Up A Post-Crisis Market
eCommerce Numbers Spike Across Categories
Shipping Concerns In Nonessential eCommerce
Jury On 5G Introduction Is Still Out
Bankruptcies Sprout On Both Sides Of The Pond
Consumers Cope With Income Loss Amid COVID-19
Retaining Subscribers With Better Payments
Rise Of eCommerce Shopping In Challenging Times
Consumers Go Mostly Digital During Coronavirus
Rising Popularity Of Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL)
How Real-Time Data Recharges Financial Close
Open Banking, Supply Chain Startups Land B2B VC
Australia's Banking System And SMB Card Adoption
Payment Rail Innovators Tackle Status Quo
Unlocking A New Business Model In Unused Assets
FinTechs Help Banks Ease The PPP Lending Pain
Industrial Operations Find Revenue In Data
B2B FinTechs Add Value Through Open Banking
Redesigning AR For Architecture And Engineering
Authoriti Talks Business Email Compromise
Fashion Industry Supplier Payments Take A Hit
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The Handshake Is Dead, Long Live The Curtsy
When the casualties from COVID-19 are counted, it is looking increasingly likely that the handshake will be one of them, consigned to the dustbin of history for its potential to spread the disease. Which leaves us with the obvious question: What will replace that 2,500-year-old standard way of greeting another person? PYMNTS has a few thoughts. So, nix those air kisses â itâs the PYMNTS Saturday feature.
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New Data: Why COVID-19 Will Be The Connected Economyâs Inflection Point
In the last 22 days, Americans have shifted, en masse, from living in a digital-often world to one that is largely digital-only â and PYMNTS' third study of 2,000+ U.S. consumers during the course of the global pandemic offers compelling new data as proof, including a tripling in the number of consumers who buy groceries online. Karen Webster says the COVID-19 crisis has resulted in a quantum jump in the connected economy, and faster growth. The tragedy is that many traditional physical businesses appear to have lost the possibility of a soft landing, or of gradually transitioning themselves to this digital-only world. Hereâs the data and the details.
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