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Amazon Renews Prime Credit Card Tie-Up With JPMorgan Chase After Flirting With American Express
Credit card deals with popular brands including Amazon, Costco and American Airlines are some of the most hotly contested contracts in the financial world.
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Apple Buys UK Fintech Start-Up Credit Kudos
Credit Kudos develops software that uses consumers’ banking data to make more informed credit checks on loan applications.
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Putin's Invasion of Ukraine Will Knock 30 Years of Progress Off the Russian Economy
Russia’s 40-year effort to create a Western-style market economy is one more casualty of Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.
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Goldman Sachs Shutters Russia Business, First Major Wall Street Bank to Leave After Ukraine War
The move is the latest sign of Russia’s increasing isolation in the third week of President Vladimir Putin’s campaign to overthrow the government of Ukraine.
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Trading in NFTs Spiked 21,000% to More Than $17 Billion in 2021, Report Says
Trading in nonfungible tokens hit $17.6 billion last year, an increase of 21,000% from 2020, according to a report from Nonfungible.com.
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After Unprecedented Russia Boycotts, Corporate Boardrooms Will Face a Much Trickier, Longer-Term Global End Game
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is pushing companies to rethink globalization and could add to forces moving against decades of international economic cooperation.
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Stocks Making the Biggest Moves Midday: Bed Bath & Beyond, United, PVH and More
These are the stocks posting the largest moves in midday trading.
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What to Watch Today: Dow Futures Cut Sharp Losses as $130 Crude Comes a Bit Off the Boil
U.S. stock futures on Monday cut earlier declines, which saw Dow futures down more than 500 points at premarket lows.
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Stocks Making the Biggest Moves Premarket: Oil Stocks, Bed Bath & Beyond, Visa and More
Here are the stocks making notable moves in premarket trading on Monday, March 7.
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PayPal Suspends Its Services in Russia Over Ukraine War
In a letter addressed to the Ukrainian government, PayPal CEO Dan Schulman said the company was suspending its services in Russia.
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Kraken Crypto Exchange Won't Shut Down Russian Accounts Unless Legally Required, CEO Says
Kraken CEO Jesse Powell says the exchange is within the legal sanctions requirements but won’t go a step further by shutting down all Russian accounts.
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As U.S. and European Businesses Cut Ties With Russia, Chinese Tech Firms Remain Silent
Companies including Huawei, Xiaomi and Alibaba declined to comment when contacted by CNBC about whether they would cut their business in Russia.
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Visa and Mastercard Block Russian Banks From Their Networks After Sanctions
Governments from around the world have imposed a series of sanctions aimed at cutting off Moscow from the global financial system.
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Corporate World Shuns Russia Over Ukraine War and as Western Sanctions Bite
For some, cutting ties with Russia marks the end of more than three decades of investment there following the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991.
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What to Watch Today: Stocks Set to Drop as Russia-Ukraine Situation Gets Muddy Again
U.S. stock futures dropped Thursday as NATO accused Russia of adding forces at the Ukraine border not reducing them.
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Amazon and Visa Agree to End Global Dispute Over Credit Card Fees
Amazon has been piling pressure on Visa to lower its fees, signaling growing frustration from retailers over the costs associated with major card networks.
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Facebook Falls Behind Nvidia in Market Cap and Is Now Eighth Most Valuable U.S. Company
Facebook parent Meta has been falling since reporting fourth-quarter earnings last week, warning about challenges with Apple and declining users.
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Atlanta Is a Growing Hub for Top Tech Companies Like Apple and Microsoft to Find Black Talent
Apple, Alphabet, Microsoft and Visa are among the West Coast companies opening offices in the city.
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Owning Cryptocurrency May Make You More Desirable on the Dating Scene, Study Finds
Investing in digital currencies can impact more than just your financial standing. It may even score you a date.
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Visa Says Crypto-Linked Card Usage Hit $2.5 Billion in Its First Quarter
“People are using their crypto-linked cards to spend in a variety of ways — retail goods and services, restaurants, travel,” Visa CFO Vasant Prabhu told CNBC.