Labor Economy Workers Have Shifted Their Spending
A dollar can only stretch so far. For 60 million Labor Economy workers, each trip to the checkout…
The $20 Billion Cost of Unpredictable Work Schedules
For decades, the hourly labor market has organized worker pay around the wage itself. Employers compete by adding…
AI Is Redefining Real-Time Credit Decisioning
For decades, credit and payment decisions have relied on static scorecards and rigid “if-then” rules built for a…
Regulatory Concerns Temper Agentic AI Adoption Across Tech
The fastest way to spot where agentic artificial intelligence will land next is to watch the technology sector,…
Labor Economy Spending Slows as Job Confidence Takes a Hit
The job market’s surface calm is masking deeper instability, and for millions of hourly workers, that uncertainty is…
Eight in 10 Small Businesses Want Credit and on Their Terms
Small businesses are sending lenders the message that credit is broadly within reach, so the real fight is…
40% of Hourly Workers See No Benefit From Economic Growth
Liquidity stress in the U.S. economy is no longer a background condition. Instead, it is the mechanism reshaping…
Global Digital Shopping Index: Australia Edition
More Than One in Three Shoppers In Australia Use One-Click Checkout, Over Twice the Global Average Phones are…
CFOs Give External GenAI Data a Cold Shoulder, at Least for Now
If there’s a cornerstone of the finance function, it’s trust but verify. In boardrooms across corporate America, finance…