Any of us who have sat through capital committee meetings debating the merits of new capital investments will be familiar with the question, Little did we know that within only three months, we would witness just how vital some of those requests have been.
Mark Cuban, in conjunction with Jill Castilla, CEO of Citizens Bank of Edmond and Teslar Software, launched PPP.Bank, a
free resource for small businesses who received a Paycheck Protection Program loan and are now applying for forgiveness.
The world has been lit ablaze as protestors filled the streets of Hong Kong and Minneapolis, Minnesota to demonstrate their disdain of the status quo. As governments, economies and politics become increasingly fractured and destabilized, crypto and privacy technologies will be needed more than ever.
Women control 2/3 of consumer spending, hold 40% of total global wealth, and are the main breadwinner in half of US households. But financial services providers still haven't figured out the four things women want from them.
The coronavirus has prompted the U.K.’s biggest government bailout of all time. The bill for subsidies and tax breaks for businesses impacted by Covid-19 has already reached more than £100 billion and will continue to increase.
The idea for Okra came from the entrepreneur’s best source of inspiration; solving her own problems. As a software engineer, Fara Ashiru Jituboh had the skills to build it and now with a $1M investment, the resources to take it to scale.
The big question for major players such as Western Union, MoneyGram and WorldRemit is whether this unexpected but welcome digital boost will remain after the crisis.
For the sixth year in a row, Forbes, in partnership with TrueBridge Capital Partners, has searched the country for the next unicorns. In a tough year, these 25 fast-growing companies stand out.
Oakland-based fintech startup Marqeta raised $150 million in new funding at a $4.3 billion valuation, a fast rise from the $1.9 billion it reached a year ago.