Content about Financial institutions

October 25, 2012

By Donald Landin

If you’ve ever slipped and fallen on a wet surface, you’re not alone. Each year, poorly maintained floors are responsible for more than 2 million customer and employee fall injuries, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission. The result: billions of dollars in medical, insurance and litigation costs for businesses.

March 26, 2012

By Seth Broman, Merchant Cash and Capital

By Seth Broman, Sethb@merchantcashandcapital.com

Despite news of a slowly recovering economy, small businesses are still being overwhelmingly turned down for bank loans. Tight credit restrictions and high loan eligibility requirements are leaving retailers with a lack of access to credit, stunting their ability to prosper and contribute to economic growth.

September 9, 2011

By Robert Machson, general counsel, Total Occupancy Solutions

October 20, 2010

A new report maps out the shape of Walmart's retail financial services footprint in the United States and Mexico.

Madison, Wis. -- A new report maps out the shape of Walmart's retail financial services footprint in the United States and Mexico. The study, The Blended Walmart Business Model, published by the Filene Research Institute and written by Robert Manning, PhD, knits together the many angles of Walmart's involvement in banking services: from its 2007 charter travails to its foray into Mexican banking and, most importantly, to its long-term strategy of providing financial services to ever more of its many customers -- with or without a formal bank charter.

October 19, 2010

A new report maps out the shape of Walmart's retail financial services footprint in the...

May 24, 2007

Atlanta, The Home...