Value-based care for seniors and Medicare members helps Walmart keep pace with Walgreens and CVS.
Some are calling the program designed to help Black and Hispanic families achieve home ownership ‘predatory lending.’
Cash App users can now pay on popular retail sites like American Eagle and JD Sports, which can help Block boost payments volume and revenues.
The payments fintech launched an ewallet to tap digital payments demand in Europe.
A UK parliamentary committee wants ‘Big Bang’ deregulation to improve banking competition.
Three NYC pensions filed shareholder proposals to Mastercard and Visa asking them to establish clearer standards for tracking gun sales.
Consumers’ sentiment is shifting. They now put more trust in institutions other than their primary bank or credit union for financial and banking services.
New use cases like adding credit card advances could counter the CBDC’s growth and help titans maintain their market dominance.
DOJ vs. Apple: The US justice department is considering a challenge to Apple’s market dominance. Developer restrictions, payments ecosystems, and anticompetitive business practices could be key areas of conflict.
Though its new ad campaign claims to open the banking world to those normally left out, it misses groups truly in need.
WhatsApp users in India can shop for and pay for groceries within the app, which could boost engagement with its payments tools.
Though FIs should keep these at the top of mind when creating digital strategies, they should proceed with caution.
Affirm’s gross merchandise volume grew 77% YoY in Q4. It plans to launch new products and features to boost volume and engagement.
Visa and Mastercard blamed fraud and intensifying competition for higher post-Brexit cross-border fees in responses to the UK Parliament.
Open banking lets UK customers move money to their new current account on the same day they open it.
Industry trade groups say the agency can’t regulate customer service practices. Doing so might hurt competition.
This is Google Wallet’s first foray into Africa as payment providers capitalize on the region’s flourishing payments market.
On today's episode, we discuss who is most likely to win the short-video race, the significance of Lyft's new media division, the potential of Apple's ad business, whether buy now, pay later is too good to be true, Chewy's new insurance and wellness service CarePlus, an unpopular opinion about retail media, who's buying all the electric vehicles, and more. Tune in to the discussion with our analysts Ross Benes, Blake Droesch, and Max Willens.
Wall Street banks are expected to face more than $1B in fines over traders’ use of private messaging apps.