Judge Signals Approval for Visa, Mastercard $38 Billion Swipe Fee Deal
A judge has granted preliminary approval to Visa and Mastercard's $38 billion settlement, potentially ending a two-decade dispute over swipe fees.

A judge has granted preliminary approval to Visa and Mastercard's $38 billion settlement, potentially ending a two-decade dispute over swipe fees.

Wells Fargo CFO Mike Santomassimo forecasts a Q2 net interest income increase and reaffirms the bank's full-year NII target of $50 billion,...

Sales of previously occupied U.S. homes accelerated in May to their fastest pace this year, marking a sharp turnaround despite rising mortgage...

Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan are investigating entry into the nascent compute trading market, focusing on GPU rental price futures.

Bank workers, including those in higher-level roles, feel increasingly "unmoored" by CEO discussions of AI-related job cuts, according to a recent Bloomberg...

Travelers must adhere to updated regulations for lithium-ion power banks on flights, with strict rules on carry-on luggage and onboard usage to...

The CFPB has issued a statement reminding creditors to consider applicants' immigration status when assessing their ability to repay mortgages and open-end...

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker has ordered a pause on state tax incentives for data centers, mirroring a similar move in Ohio, amidst...

Experian launches a ChatGPT app, enabling consumers to explore personal loan offers from lending partners via conversational AI. It integrates AI with...