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McLaren's Zak Brown, Mastercard's Raja Rajamannar tout partnership ahead of Las Vegas Grand Prix

McLaren Racing Formula 1 Team and Mastercard officially launched their partnership on Thursday ahead of practice for the 2024 Las Vegas Grand Prix. McLaren Racing

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Bilt Rewards announces $200M equity investment, raising valuation to $3.1 billion

Bilt Rewards, a company that allows Americans to be rewarded for paying their rent, announced a $200 million equity investment

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Credit card delinquencies surge as Americans battle high inflation, interest rates

A growing number of Americans are falling behind on their monthly credit card payments as they continue to battle high

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More Americans are racking up credit card debt

A growing number of Americans are racking up credit card debt in order to pay for their everyday necessities, a

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Consumers feel more confident about finances and ready to spend money: survey

Americans feel more confident about their finances, to the extent that interest in buying a home jumped by nearly 15%

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Americans living paycheck to paycheck own 60% of credit card debt: survey

Americans living paycheck to paycheck own most of the U.S. credit card debt, a recent survey said.   As of November

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Most Americans will limit holiday spending to $1000: survey

The amount of money Americans plan to allocate for the holidays this year is on track to surpass pre-pandemic levels

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Delinquencies are rising for credit card, auto loans – and it could soon get worse

A growing number of Americans are falling behind on their monthly credit card and car loan payments, a trend that

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Credit card spending by Americans is ‘losing steam’

Americans have continued to open up their wallets and spend over the past two years, even in the face of

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Americans earning 37% more but still struggling with debt: survey

Americans are earning more, but rising costs and high interest rates have outweighed the benefits of higher pay, according to

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Apple Pulls Plug on Goldman Credit-Card Partnership

Apple is pulling the plug on its credit-card partnership with Goldman Sachs, the final nail in the coffin of the

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Credit card balances grow $48 billion in the third quarter: NY Fed

Americans now owe $1.08 trillion on their credit cards after racking up a collective $48 billion in new spending during

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TransUnion to cut 1,300 jobs as part of multiyear plan to reduce costs, drive growth

TransUnion said it will cut its workforce by 10%, or roughly 1,300 jobs, as part of a plan to reduce

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Goldman moves to unload GM credit card

Goldman Sachs plans to begin a process to unload its credit-card program in another step away from its failed foray

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Visa launches consulting practice to advise clients on implementing AI

Credit card and payments giant Visa on Wednesday announced the launch of a new consulting division to provide clients with

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Credit card debt hits a new record while delinquencies also rise

Americans are increasingly turning to their credit cards to cover everyday expenses, with debt hitting a new record high at

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Credit card debt set to hit a fresh record

Americans are racking up more credit card debt as still-high inflation and steep interest rates continue to make the cost

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AmEx’s third-quarter profit beats estimates on buoyant spending

Credit card giant American Express on Friday reported third-quarter profit that beat expectations, helped by resilient spending from its wealthy

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Biden called upon by pro-growth groups to withdraw CFPB’s late fees rule

A coalition of groups is calling for the Biden administration to withdraw the new rule put forward by the Consumer

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