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Fintech broker Clear Street has launched private market access to AI giant Databricks amid a towering valuation.
SoFi reports record second-quarter revenue of $1.2 billion, yet shares retreat as investors react to the company's financial forecast.
Samsung has partnered with Barclays to launch its first US credit card, positioning the new Galaxy Card against existing competitor offerings.
Visa is launching a new stablecoin platform, extending services to over 200 million merchants and enabling banks to mint, burn, and manage digital dollars.
A $53B+ bid for PayPal reshapes fintech’s next chapter—who’s behind it and what’s at stake?
Wall Street banks are accelerating the deployment of digital assistants and agentic AI to enhance operational productivity.
Klarna has officially submitted an application for a U.S. banking license as part of an effort to expand its operations beyond buy now, pay later services.
Swedish court hands Klarna a record $1.5B antitrust win against Google—stock surges as fallout spreads
Fintech firm Airwallex reaches an $11 billion valuation following a $320 million funding round focused on AI and cross-border payments.
Taktile secures $110 million in Series C funding led by Goldman Sachs to automate high-stakes financial and insurance decision-making.
EU Parliament backs digital euro framework, signaling shift away from U.S. payment giants
Meta has appointed Indian entrepreneur Kunal Shah to lead WhatsApp as part of a significant $900 million investment initiative.