Middle market CFOs are navigating a perfect storm of margin pressure, cooling demand, and regulatory uncertainty. New data shows price increases aren’t protecting profits as global supply chains concentrate policy risk.
A new generation of female venture capitalists is transforming the investment landscape. These global, hyperconnected investors are bridging markets while proving that diversity delivers returns in the AI age.
As 42 million Americans face potential SNAP benefit disruptions from the government shutdown, fintech startup Propel launches a $10 million emergency fund. The company’s innovative approach highlights technology’s growing role in social safety nets during political crises.
A former space lawyer’s frustrating experience with Excel spreadsheets led to Charter Space, a fintech platform that could transform how spacecraft get insured. By creating unified data models, the startup aims to make space insurance accessible beyond the current 300 insured satellites.
The 2025 Startup Battlefield Top 20 finalists represent the cutting edge of startup innovation across AI, climate tech, and defense. These companies will compete at TechCrunch Disrupt for the $100,000 prize and industry recognition.
The FinTech IPO Index surged 4.4% this week as strategic expansions between major players fueled investor optimism. Strong traditional bank earnings and resilient consumer spending patterns reportedly contributed to the sector-wide rally.
The FinTech sector experienced a significant rally this week, with the PYMNTS FinTech IPO Index reportedly surging 4.4% according to market analysis. The strong performance appears to be driven by multiple factors, including expanded strategic partnerships between key industry players and resilient consumer spending patterns observed across both traditional and digital financial services.
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Nearly all major corporations have integrated financial services into their platforms, transforming customer engagement strategies. A new report indicates 93% of firms find the benefits outweigh implementation challenges, with most racing to enhance their offerings.
Corporate adoption of embedded financial services has crossed a critical threshold, with nearly every major company now integrating banking and payment capabilities directly into their platforms, according to a new industry analysis. The strategic shift is reportedly driven by objectives to deepen customer engagement, strengthen loyalty, and accelerate growth trajectories.
The Immigrant Engine of American Innovation For decades, America’s technological dominance has been fueled by a simple formula: attract the…
