Paycom and ADP are powerful cloud-based payroll service providers, each offering comprehensive tools to help small business owners automate payroll, manage employee benefits, pay taxes and stay in ...

Paycom Software’s growth has been much stronger than ADP’s in the past three years, with Paycom’s revenues expanding at an average rate of 23.1% per year from $566.3 million in 2018 to $1.05 billion ...

Paycom Software's share price has dropped 70% since 2021, but current pricing makes it a buy for non-conservative investors. PAYC offers cloud-based HRM and payroll software on a SaaS model, competing ...

While dominant provider ADP has invested heavily over the past decade to remain competitive on functionality, nascent providers like Paycom have been able to capitalize on that company's shortfalls ...

We are entering a new earnings season. Earnings reports are crucial to understanding a company’s outlook for revenue and ...

Despite slow growth, Paycom has strong operating margins and trades at much lower valuations compared to peers. Check out the ...

Paycom started paying a dividend last year. The company should be able to grow its payout in the coming years. That puts it in a strong position to produce market-beating total returns, especially ...

The shares of Paycom Software (NYSE: PAYC) and Automatic Data Processing (NASDAQ: ADP) have been observing a downtrend in recent months fairly in-line with broader markets. Both companies offer human ...