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Neat Launches Visa Card For Businesses In Hong Kong

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Neat said Tuesday (Jan. 5) that it has become a member of the Visa network and will issue its own Neat Visa card for Hong Kong-incorporated companies. The FinTech can issue its own payment offerings as a Visa member, drawing from the international network of Visa and providing an improved client experience, according to an announcement. “Our new Neat Visa card really gives [small- to medium-sized businesses (SMBs)] the flexibility and control they need over their spending,” Neat CEO David Rosa s

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Unanet Debuts New Functionalities For ERP Software

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Enterprise resource planning (ERP) company Unanet has rolled out a number of functionalities to add to its platform for architecture and engineering firms (A/E) in addition to government contractors (GovCons), according to a Tuesday (Jan. 5) announcement. "Unanet is continually investing in its ERP to ensure it has the latest cutting-edge technology because that's what our customers need to stay nimble and competitive in this complex economy," Unanet Chief Product Officer Assad Jarrahian said in

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US Government Aid Lessened Bankruptcies In 2020, Study Finds

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Government pandemic aid helped bankruptcy filings hit a 35-year low in 2020, according to legal service firm Epiq. In Epiq's report on 2020 bankruptcy statistics, the firm found that 2020 had the lowest numbers since 1989, with 529,068 over all chapters, according to a press release. December had 34,304 bankruptcy filings in total, which was also the lowest monthly total since January 2006, the release stated.

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Opportunity Fund Teams With CUs For SMB Lending Campaign

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Longtime small business microlender Opportunity Fund is teaming up with a trio of credit unions (CUs) as part of the nonprofit’s bid to invest $1 billion in “marginalized businesses” across the country over the next two years. The San Jose-based community development financial institution, or CDFI, on Tuesday (Jan. 5) unveiled a new partnership with Meriwest Credit Union, Self-Help Federal Credit Union and UMe Credit Union.

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Twitter Absorbs Podcast App Breaker, Breaker Set To Dissolve By Jan. 15

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The team behind podcast app Breaker is joining Twitter 's team and closing down its own services, the company reported in a blog post Tuesday (Jan. 5). According to the post, Breaker, which formed four years ago, will shut down Jan. 15, and founders Leah Culver and Erik Berlin will be building "what comes next." In joining with Twitter, the founders said they are "inspired by the ways Twitter is facilitating public conversations for people around the world.".

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Trump Executive Order Bans Transactions With Alipay, 7 Other Chinese Companies

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President Donald Trump has banned transactions with eight Chinese software applications, including Ant Group 's Alipay , which will escalate tensions with Beijing as he prepares to leave office later this month, Reuters reported. Trump implemented the measure via executive order and will leave the particulars of how to define what transactions will be banned to the U.S.

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Bitcoin Daily: CoinDesk Acquires Crypto Index TradeBlock; Bitcoin.com Co-Founder Sues Bridge.link For Misleading Investors

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CoinDesk has acquired digital asset index TradeBlock , the cryptocurrency news platform announced in a press release Tuesday (Jan. 5). TradeBlock provides price references, customizable algorithms and other cryptocurrency data. With its acquisition, CoinDesk plans to invest and expand TradeBlock’s enterprise trading tools and order management platform, the release stated.

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