CFOs On the Move: Week ending July 24

Dow Jones hires Dun & Bradstreet's former CFO, Chanel names a Pernod Ricard exec as finance chief and Albertsons' CFO plans retirement.

Dow Jones hires Dun & Bradstreet's former CFO, Chanel names a Pernod Ricard exec as finance chief and Albertsons' CFO plans retirement.
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Small businesses dominate the U.S. economy, and two payments companies are taking steps to ensure they offer relevant services. First, Square added 3% cash back on Square Bill Pay transactions and the ability to pay vendors even if they don’t accept cards. And, with J.P. Morgan Payments’ backing, Dream Payments launched Dream Payouts to help…
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Businesses can move money faster than ever. Their customers, however, may still need to navigate a maze of messages, portals, passwords and payments pages before that money starts moving. The disconnect is creating a largely invisible revenue leak for consumer lenders, utilities and other companies that depend on recurring customer payments. “Payments is not the…
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