PYMNTS
JULY 15, 2020
Main Street small- to medium-sized businesses (SMBs) are a barometer for the economic vitality and the health of the broader U.S. After all, a bustling Main Street signals new business opportunities and growth potential. So how are Main Street SMBs planning to keep up until things go back to business as usual?
PYMNTS
MAY 27, 2020
For the small shops and independently owned restaurants that line America’s Main Streets from coast to coast, the past eight weeks have been a difficult time leading toward an incredibly uncertain future. The MSBIA is an advocacy group that represents Main Street businesses in Santa Monica, California.
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PYMNTS
MAY 28, 2020
Confronted with the option, most SMBs chose to innovate. In Main Street On Lockdown: Business Recovery edition, we surveyed 431 SMB owners from across the U.S. Forty-two percent of them say they plan to not only keep the innovations they have adopted since the pandemic began, but also to expand them as their areas slowly reopen.
PYMNTS
MAY 29, 2020
in Main Street On Lockdown: Business Recovery. Small and medium-sized companies faced the choice of finding digital ways to reach customers or run the risk of going out of business. All this, Today in Data. 431: Number of SMB owners PYMNTS surveyed from across the U.S. 45.9%: Portion of SMBs that have applied for PPP loans.
PYMNTS
AUGUST 12, 2020
To gauge the economic health and vitality of local economies, one need look no further than the financial stability of the small and medium-sized businesses that line the main streets and side streets of communities across the nation. One of the digital tools in which Main Street SMBs show great interest is real-time merchant fund settlement.
PYMNTS
OCTOBER 19, 2020
And as much as people may complain about the crowds in the stores or on Main Streets, they like being part of the hustle and bustle – and the energy it brings. Saving Main Street. This product innovation has become a permanent offer for her clients who travel, or who spend time outside of Boston during the winters and summers.
South State Correspondent
JUNE 22, 2022
Every bank wants to be “innovative,” but the truth is innovation is difficult. Add to that a bank’s resource constraints, compliance demands, budget goals, legacy IT infrastructure and talent gaps, and innovation for a bank is extremely difficult. The Problem of Bank Innovation. Framing Innovation.
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