Amazon has told some customers that, from Jan. 19 2022 onward, the company will no longer accept Visa credit cards issued in Britain.
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Stock futures are little changed after Lowe’s and Target post earnings beats
Stock futures were little changed in early morning trading on Wednesday following earnings reports from big-box retailers Target and Lowe’s.
Ray Dalio’s Bridgewater is reportedly looking to raise $469 million in new China fund
American hedge fund manager Ray Dalio is launching a new China fund through a local subsidiary, according to China’s Securities Times, citing sources.
Child tax credit may plunge to $1,000 from $3,600 per kid after 2025
The tax break for parents is poised to revert to its level before the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act unless Congress intervenes.
Lowe’s tops estimates as customers invest more in bigger home projects, retailer lifts sales forecast
The home improvement retailer has been making an effort to win more electricians, contractors and other professionals as customers.
Target tops earnings estimates, but shares fall as retailer focuses on keeping customer prices low
Target raised its fourth-quarter forecast, predicting comparable sales could rise at between a high-single digit and low double-digit pace.
Credit card start-up Upgrade jumps 83% in valuation in just four months to $6.28 billion
Upgrade is the latest company to benefit from the „buy now, pay later“ trend in fintech.
Credit card start-up Upgrade jumps 83% in valuation in just four months to $6.28 billion
Upgrade is the latest company to benefit from the „buy now, pay later“ trend in fintech.
Stocks making the biggest moves in the premarket: Rackspace Technology, Axon Enterprise, Royalty Pharma and more
The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include Rackspace Technology, Axon Enterprise, Royalty Pharma, and more.
Wall Street bankers and traders are in line for the biggest bonuses since Great Recession
The sharp rebound in business activity this year has translated to unprecedented workloads for Wall Street professionals — and a competitive job market.