A new partnership between CoastalPay, a payment services provider, and Resolve Pay, a B2B payments platform, is enhancing the e-commerce landscape by offering embedded net terms and installment financing to merchants. This collaboration allows CoastalPay merchants to extend flexible payment options—such as 30, 60, and 90-day net terms—at checkout without incurring credit risk or managing collections. By leveraging Resolve's AI-powered credit infrastructure, merchants can receive up to 100% of the invoice value upfront, effectively improving cash flow and customer retention. The initiative underscores a significant shift in B2B commerce, where flexible payment options are becoming essential, aligning with the evolving expectations of business buyers.

In other market news, PROG Holdings (NYSE:PRG) was trading firmly up 24.1% and ending trading at $35.84. On Wednesday, the company reported higher quarterly revenue and earnings per share compared to the previous year.

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• Amazon.com (NasdaqGS:AMZN) settled at $263.04 up 1.3%, not far from its 52-week high. Amazon reported a significant increase in revenue and net income for Q1 2026, announced yesterday.
• Adobe (NasdaqGS:ADBE) finished trading at $243.57 up 0.2%. This week, Adobe announced a collaboration with Alluvium to enhance healthcare capacity management by integrating their platforms for improved supply-demand visibility and patient engagement.
• Salesforce (NYSE:CRM) closed flat at $181.22.

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