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Balancing working capital optimization and reducing pressure on your key suppliers don't have to be mutually exclusive. To bridge this growing gap and satisfy the business needs of BOTH sides of the working capital fence, new technologies have arisen and some traditional methods are getting new looks due to their ability to achieve winning results Read More

Large corporations are tightening the screws on their smaller counterparts as the credit crunch intensifies companies' efforts to hold on to their cash. Read More

Four years after Hurricane Katrina's devastation, New Orleans is experiencing a rebirth of entrepreneurship. Small-business owners who left are now coming back, driven by a sense of mission to help the struggling city and to take advantage of generous tax breaks. Young professionals have moved to the Big Easy to help with its recovery, ... Read More

Newsweek reported that 70% of all credit lines extended in 2009 have interest rates that float based on the credit default swap prices (CDS) for the referenced borrower. ... This means that once again, many SMBs would be out of the loop on the latest and greatest lending product. Read More

Learn how financial executives of small and midsize businesses are using receivables financing to improve working capital while credit remains tight. Read More

The Receivables Exchange has launched a program to establish advisers in every state to help small and medium-sized businesses increase short-term financing options. The advisors will assist cash-strapped businesses in finding diverse financing sources within the Exhange's marketplace. The Exchange is an online marketplace for trading receiva Read More

As the credit crunch makes money scarce for small businesses, alternative credit sources are gaining publicity and popularity. ... The Receivables Exchange, which runs an online auction market for accounts receivable, is benefiting from these trends. More companies have been turning to firm to raise money as traditional credit sources dry up. Read More