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Retailers, Banks Say Transaction Clarity Key To Moving From Dispute Management To Dispute Prevention

PYMNTS

The topic was front and center in an On the Agenda discussion with PYMNTS CEO Karen Webster, Ethoca CEO Andre Edelbrock , Cabela’s and Bass Pro Shops Senior Manager of Fraud and Investigations Keith Thompson and First National Bank of Omaha Director of Fraud Management Steve Furlong.

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Royal Bank of Canada, First National Bank of Omaha join BI Build speaker faculty

BankInovation

Top executives from Royal Bank of Canada and First National Bank of Omaha are slated to speak at the Bank Innovation Build digital event on Sept. Taking the virtual stage will be Rami Thabet, vice president of digital product at RBC, and Marc Butterfield, senior vice president of innovation and disruption at FNBO. They […].

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Walmart Amazon Whole Paycheck Tracker: New Expansions, Partnerships And Reorganizations

PYMNTS

In Amazon’s case, the value of logistics is about $1 trillion, which is the valuation the company reached again this week, after the firm’s results and investments managed to impress investors. Not just for running a business smoothly – but for their actual, literal dollar value. 1,” Furner concluded in the memo.

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Spotlight on Specials

Independent Banker

Neil Stanley ( Neil@TheCorePoint.com ) is CEO and founder of The CorePoint, a company in Omaha, Neb. Kimberly Myszkewicz ( kimberly.myszkewicz@rate-watch.com ) is marketing manager at RateWatch, a company in Fort Atkinson, Wis., Every CD customer wants two things: a high yield and a short commitment. Expert Ideas.

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Banks around the country respond to coronavirus

Bank Innovation

As the novel coronavirus continues to spread, rattling the economy, banks are reevaluating their business propositions to clients.? WaFd, formerly Washington Federal Bank, is offering interest-free lines of credit of up to $200,000 to small businesses as a result of the pandemic.

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