
Catch up on these events and vendors making news this week:
Weekly jobless claims rise more than expected in final week of June
For context, CNBC also said the unemployment rate dropped to 11.1%, beating the estimate of 12.4%, and it reported this Thursday: “In a separate report, the Labor Department said 4.8 million jobs were added in June, but that survey was taken in the middle of the month and likely doesn’t reflect the reopening pauses and rollbacks of some states recently.”
Other news:
- Tradeshift Launches ‘Partner Next,’ a Newly Enhanced Global Partner Program
- U.S. manufacturing breaks growth records, pandemic unknowns temper July outlook
- USMCA Takes Effect but North American Trade Tensions Remain
- U.S. warns companies of human rights abuses in Chinese supply chain
- Dun & Bradstreet's stock debuts 14% above upsized IPO's price
In payments news:
- Who's to blame for Wirecard? Germany passes the buck
- Currencycloud announces partnership with Ripple to process cross-border payments on RippleNet
- Fintech start-up TransferWise is set to launch an investments feature
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