September 25, 2014
How Mobile Imaging Improves Accounts Receivables
The Magic of the Camera Phone in Mobile Payments Anyone who has ever taken a picture of a check, credit card or license in order to process a payment or...
September 19, 2014
HSBC: Significant Global Trade Growth Ahead
Robust economic growth in the U.S. and United Kingdom, combined with a gradual recovery in the Eurozone, should help strengthen global economic activity over the next year, according to the...
September 18, 2014
Where The CPO And CFO Don’t Meet
Procurement specialists within B2B and other companies drive considerable value for their organizations, especially when they do a good job controlling spending and manage supplier relations and the payment processes...
September 01, 2014
Who Had An Innovative B2B Summer?
This summer, PYMNTS.com reported on numerous topics, industries and trends in the B2B world. Some were more common than others, which is why this column dissects what happened in healthcare...
August 29, 2014
Will Apple Also Ignite Biometric Payments?
As mobile computing continues to grow, security concerns will lead to increased use of biometrics as mobile technology and mobile commerce continue to evolve, a new report out this month...
August 26, 2014
How Newspapers Are Benefiting From eInvoicing
More and more companies are moving away from paper-based invoicing, opting instead for more efficient electronic systems that can speed up payment turnaround times. A recent report predicted the global...
August 25, 2014
Who’s On Your 2014 Fantasy Payments Team?
Even though the official end of Summer isn’t for another few weeks, the impending turn of the calendar pages from August to September sure signals that summer is over ....
August 21, 2014
Are The Retailer Blues Over?
Although some public retail companies this week reported better second-quarter same-store results than others, for varying reasons, the mood among the merchants’ executives was good. Helping drive those feelings are...
August 19, 2014
China’s Alibaba and Tencent Call Off Taxi-App War
China’s two biggest Internet companies, Alibaba and Tencent, have called a truce in their six-month war to capture customers for their respective taxi-hailing apps. Total cost: more than 2 billion...