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Weekly 10-Q: QuickBooks, PayPal, and Square are sweeping the board in the SMB sector

  • Companies like Intuit, PayPal, and Square are facilitating the neglected SMB sector with financial software, edging out the competition in the space.
  • And, the CFPB initiates a crackdown on Buy Now, Pay Later lenders.
Sara Khairi | September 19, 2022
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