Private equity, especially buy-out shops, found themselves on the receiving end of unfavorable headlines this week. One of which came from the WSJ on Wednesday
Goldman Sachs agreed to sell GreenSky, its home improvement lending unit, and its associated loans, to a consortium led by Sixth Street Partners. While
Ankona Capital, a southern California-based early growth venture firm that invests $5 to $15 million into early growth-stage B2B software companies with (typically) $5 to
Amazon is testing a new “Buy Again” payments feature in its app that uses customers’ order history to make product recommendations, particularly in categories like
Payment processing giant Fiserv and data aggregation leader Plaid, have joined forces to enable secure and reliable data sharing through application programming interfaces (APIs), addressing
NMI, a full commerce enablement technology company specializing in payment infrastructure, including a single, easy-to-use payment gateway and CRM to deliver exceptional payment processing and
American Express has introduced facial and fingerprint recognition to enhance its SafeKey service, designed to prevent fraudulent use of Amex Cards during online checkouts. In
Vellum Insurance, a data and analytics solutions provider for the insurance and reinsurance industry, has raised $7 million in seed funding. The round was led
Trade Ledger, the corporate lending platform that intelligently interprets multiple data sources and transforms them into actionable insights and workflows – including risk and collateral