Zero-Hours Contracts – Misunderstood or Wrong?
Zero-hour contracts are becoming more and more common in the modern workplace. But despite their popularity that have been much ...
Tag: Gig Economy
New Global Partnership Will Enable Cross-border Bill Payments
While not typical for me to comment on articles outside of the B2B space, in this case the posting in ...
The Gig Economy’s Financial Needs are Not Being Met. Here’s How Banks Can Change That.
The gig economy has experienced rapid growth in recent years, as the convenience of a flexible schedule appeals to a ...
Supporting the Success of Gig Economy and Freelance Workers
I am starting to think that “gig economy” has now replaced “blockchain” as a favorite utterance in payment and fintech ...
Prepaid Cards – Detailing the Pros, Cons, and Growing Use Cases
Are prepaid cards a solid choice for consumers and businesses? For most consumers and businesses, the cards are quite useful ...
The Rise of Challenger Banks in the Payments Space: How Can Traditional Banks Keep Up in 2020?
With the emergence of challenger banks and big tech companies, traditional financial institutions are facing a rising number of competitors ...
Cabs, Credit Cards, and Rewards: Chase/Lyft Face off with Amex/Uber
The days of the classic Checker Cab and the Black London Taxi are over. Today’s New York Times indicates that ...
Uber and Postmates Sue California Over New Gig Economy Worker Law
This was not a matter of if, but when—and it didn’t take too long for Uber and Postmates to file ...
Citi and PayPal Partner on Cross Border Payments to Consumers
Citigroup and PayPal announced that they are partnering to facilitate business-to-consumer (B2C) payments, including cross border transactions. Citi has many ...
Payoneer Turns to B2B to Reach an Emerging Gig Economy Niche
The B2B payments space continues to spin out new cases on a regular basis, many of which involve x border ...
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