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Now more focused on payers than billers, vendors are finally making some headway
Absenteeism-creep begins to worry corporations as the population ages. But companies are learning that not all the added costs are necessary
But there are some newcomers like HSBC, which is making a play for domestic cash management, that could ease the pressure on corporate treasuries
The age of checkless commerce still has not arrived, but there are definitely fewer checks
Forget budgeting and planning software.What companies need to see is performance
SunGard and Citi carve out a partnership between banks and workstation vendors
Six months after it bought PwCC, Big Blue is flexing its muscles. But clients still need convincing that it can be objective when it comes to advice on spending
Do some checking, or a shaky economy might force you into deals you will later regret
The problems plaguing the AOL-Time Warner merger prove that good corporate combinations require more than just CEO backslapping and handshakes to work
Don't offer treasurers fancy systems. What they want are cost-effective cash controls