Week in Review Saudi Arabia’s increased oil output boosts economy Despite supply chain challenges and two years of modest performance, Saudi Ar...
Week in Review Canada’s economy slows as Trump’s tariff threat looms over trade relationship Canada’s economy is cooling down after decent second quarter growth, but Trum...
Week in Review Nicaragua faces economic hardship under authoritarian rule Nicaragua is dealing with a long period of slow economic growth. From natural...
Week in Review Hong Kong: Autonomy under pressure The Basic Law that has served as a de facto constitution for Hong Kong since ...
New California law extends consumer debt protections to small businesses Senate Bill 1286 (SB 1286), signed into law by California Governor Gavin Newsom on Sept. 24, 2024, will extend existing consumer debt collection protections in the state to small businesses and to the collection activities of business debt.
What you need to know before doing business with the federal government As a B2B credit manager, you have likely worked with a diverse range of customers, from small local businesses to expansive national chains. But venturing into the realm of federal government contracts presents a new set of challenges.
From PDF to portal: Modern invoicing methods Over the past 25 years, businesses have increasingly moved from paper-based invoicing to digital and automated invoicing systems. The shift suggests that the invoicing process will eventually be completely paperless.
Retailers brace for a shorter holiday shopping season With only 40 shopping days left until Christmas, it’s looking like this holiday shopping season will be a bit different from the past few years. With less time between Thanksgiving and Christmas than normal, customers will be packing a lot of their holiday shopping in a shorter period of time.