Banking Needs 360-Degree View of Customer Journey
The Financial Brand Jim Marous Jun 2, 2020 “Identity is the foundation that allows brands to deliver relevant messages, while reducing waste, customer churn and optimizing...
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Black-owned businesses on working through coronavirus and unrest
Island Pops and others saw greater exposure as consumers moved to learn more about and support Black-owned businesses around the country.
While Dems and GOP squabble over extending $600 unemployment benefits, outdated technology may slow any solution
Democrats and Republicans are fighting over the $600 a week supplement to unemployment benefits, which expires after July 31. One easy solution doesn't appear possible due...
Fed adds coronavirus scenarios to this year's bank stress tests
The Fed has added three conditions that examine how banks would fare going forward:
Ford's redesigned F-150 pickup will offer greater connectivity, sleeper seat
Ford Motor Co next week will show the next generation of its brawny F-150 pickup truck that offers a new sleeper-seat feature and over-the-air software updates...
Wall Street oscillates amid COVID-19 spikes, muted data
Wall Street struggled for direction on Thursday as investors weighed a resurgence in coronavirus infections and the possibility of a new round of shutdowns against data...
Lufthansa investor Thiele seeks talks with German government: Handelsblatt
Lufthansa's biggest shareholder, German billionaire Heinz Hermann Thiele, has reached out to Berlin politicians for talks, Handelsblatt said, the latest step in a standoff over the...
Softbank set to invest in more than a dozen U.S. minority-led startups
SoftBank Group Corp will invest $2 million or more in 14 U.S. startups led by black founders and other underrepresented groups, the company said on Thursday,...
U.S. insurers eye Legionnaires' disease safeguards as buildings re-open from pandemic shutdowns
Commercial insurers are scrutinizing building managers' efforts to avoid outbreaks of Legionnaires' disease as they re-open movie theaters, gyms, schools and offices that had been closed...
U.S. retail foot traffic rebounds, more staff at work, as lockdowns ease
Retail foot traffic recovered to approach pre-lockdown levels last week and businesses appeared to bring more employees back to the job, according to data from firms...
World stock markets slip on second wave virus fears, safe-havens rise
Global stock markets drifted lower on Thursday as an increase in new coronavirus cases in some U.S. states and China crushed hopes of a swift economic...
Health-care workers on the front-line of the pandemic have another concern: Crushing student loan debt
Many of the health-care workers on the front line of the coronavirus pandemic have another concern: crushing student loan debt.
Vans, not glamorous, but key as EU weighs autos mega-merger
Their silhouettes don't stir dreams of adventure like a sports car or trendy SUV, but vans are a rare source of profit for European carmakers, which...
U.S. labor market recovery stalling; second wave of layoffs underway
The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits fell last week, but the pace of decline appears to have stalled amid a second wave of layoffs...
Cramer rails against wealthy money managers for scaring investors out of market with bubble talk
"Our viewers don't want to be talked out of" investing in stocks and potentially making money, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Thursday.