- Nvidia Says AI Can Finally Make Quantum Computing WorkQuantum computers are supposed to be the most powerful machines ever built. Getting them to run has been the hard part. Before one can run a useful calculation, a team of specialists has to spend days manually tuning the system. Even after that, the machine keeps making mistakes faster than existing software can catch […] […]
- QVC Files Chapter 11 to Slash Debt and Pursue GrowthLive social shopping company QVC Group has begun voluntary Chapter 11 proceedings to implement a comprehensive prepackaged financial restructuring plan. The plan is outlined in a Restructuring Support Agreement (RSA) the company reached with most of its lenders and will “substantially reduceâ€� the company’s debt, strengthen its financial position and enable it to pursue […] […]
- Uber Eats Lets Customers Return Their Retail PurchasesUber Eats has begun offering returns on retail items purchased on its app. Calling it a first for the on-demand delivery space, the company announced Friday (April 17) that customers can now send back eligible retail items bought over Uber Eats and receive a refund, without leaving home. “Returns are one of the biggest […] […]
- Financial Officials Sound Alarm About Anthropic’s Banking RiskA new warning from top financial officials is pushing AI risk to the center of the global banking conversation. At this week’s IMF and World Bank spring meetings in Washington, regulators and central bankers focused on Anthropic’s new Claude Mythos Preview model and the possibility that advanced large language models could expose weak spots in […]
- 71% of Billion-Dollar Firms Face Agent Identity ThreatsAgent-driven identity threats are becoming a defining challenge for enterprises as they scale revenue and expand across markets, increasing fraud risk and customer friction. “Scale Amplification: How Revenue Amplifies Agent-Driven Identity,â€� a collaboration between PYMNTS Intelligence and Trulioo, examines how digital identity challenges evolve as companies scale, amplifying fraud risk and customer friction. Its central […]
- Don’t Get Sued in Merchant Cash Advance. Christopher Murray to Speak at Broker Fair 2026
- Satoshi Nakamoto is “Found”… AgainSince deBanked last entered its final best guess for whom Satoshi Nakamoto the creator of Bitcoin might be (Jack Dorsey), the New York Times has since published their own theory based on detective work conducted by John Carreyrou, the reporter that exposed the Theranos fraud with Elizabeth Holmes. Carreyrou says that Satoshi is probably Adam […]
- Speed to Lead, Closing the Deal, and Running an ISO ShopI sat down with Nicole Cruz, CEO of Redline Capital Inc, a brokerage based in in Secaucus, New Jersey. Cruz spilled some of the secret sauce, including what happened when she tried lead sources that her peers and competitors adamantly claimed weren’t good. Cruz started in the industry in 2018 and worked as a sales […]
- Fed: Banks King in Small Business Funding“Currently, banks hold roughly $600 billion in business loans that were originated under $1 million,” said Federal Reserve Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle W. Bowman. “Banks are the primary financing channel for small business funding.” Bowman was speaking at a Consumer Bankers Association (CBA) event. She offered impressive stats about banks in small business lending. […]
- Pipe Originated $300M in MCAs in Last Two Years, Bouncing BackPipe originated $300M in merchant cash advances in the last two years, the company revealed. The figure was presented in its announcement that it has raised a fresh $16M round of capital. The $300M in MCAs was spread across 15,000 merchants. “Pipe has built the infrastructure that small business financing should have had from the […]