Airbnb and Chime are proving that AI can be used for high-volume customer support as long as there is a clear path to live agents. As companies in the accounts receivable management industry strategize on how to move artificial intelligence ...

SALT LAKE CITY (KUTV) — More Americans are turning to buy now, pay later loans, or BNPL, to cover purchases — including groceries — as rising costs continue to strain household budgets. While BNPL can help people who are short ...

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) on Wednesday said it has sent letters to a dozen major tech firms warning them that they are not in compliance with a law that sets standards for removing nonconsensual intimate images. The 12 firms ...

The New York Fed reports that the share of past-due federal student loan balances has climbed to just over 10%, driven by an older demographic of borrowers. 05/21/2026 12:00 P.M. Federal student loan defaults are rising again, marking the end ...

All founders know an invoice is just a piece of paper until the money actually hits your bank account, and late payments remain a growth killer for UK entrepreneurs. That’s why last week’s King’s Speech was such a landmark moment. The ...

The amount of unpaid loans being handled by Turkey’s debt collection companies rose 68 percent in a year to 132 billion lira, a sign that more people are falling behind on bank loans as borrowing costs remain high, the BirGün ...

The FCC has extended the comment and reply comment deadlines in its offshore call center oversight rulemaking, giving stakeholders additional time beyond the original 30/60‑day schedule tied to Federal Register publication of the Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM). What this ...

Directions Credit Union is awarding classroom grants to educators across its service area through its Directions Cares for Classrooms program, according to a community announcement. The credit union received 130 applications this grant cycle from teachers seeking support for classroom ...

The national mortgage delinquency rate in April was 3.35%, mostly unchanged from March but up 4.17% from one year earlier, according to data from Intercontinental Exchange Inc. (NYSE: ICE). Serious delinquencies declined seasonally in April for the second month in ...