CVS begins to accept Venmo and PayPal QR code payments
/This week, pharmacy retailer CVS announced that customers can use Venmo and PayPal QR codes on their phones to pay for goods at stores.
Read MoreThis week, pharmacy retailer CVS announced that customers can use Venmo and PayPal QR codes on their phones to pay for goods at stores.
Read MorePNC Bank plans to buy Spanish bank BBVA’s U.S. operations in an all-cash deal valued at $11.6B. The deal will create the fifth-largest U.S. bank by assets.
Read MoreNew York City-based fintech Payability is adding electronics marketplace Newegg to its list of e-commerce partners through an offering called Newegg Capital.
Read MoreTwitter and the Opportunity Finance Network announced the creation of the Finance Justice Fund, which aims to bring $1B in capital from corporate and philanthropic donors to underserved individuals and communities.
Read MoreAtlanta-based bitcoin payment service provider BitPay has launched BitPay Send, which lets companies make crypto disbursements to pay employees, affiliates, customers, vendors, contractors, and others.
Read MoreBumped, a Portland, Ore.-based investment app, launched after years in a controlled beta. The app partners with brands to offer consumers fractional share rewards after making purchases.
Read MoreIndia’s antitrust body opened an investigation into the Google Pay app, alleging it was abusing its market position and forcing developers to use it. India’s probe comes weeks after the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) filed an antitrust suit against Google for alleged illegal monopolization of the search and ad markets.
Read MoreSchwab Charitable, the wealth management firm’s provider of donor-advised funds, launched new features to enhance client access to charitable giving, including a socially responsible fixed income pool, and the elimination of minimums on initial and subsequent contributions to donor-advised fund accounts.
Read MoreDigital insurance marketplace CoverHound was acquired by Brown & Brown for undisclosed terms, the companies announced on Monday, November 9.
Read MoreSifted reports that a company run by the brother of deceased Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar is suing point-of-sale lender Klarna for millions.
Read MoreThe Department of Justice (DOJ) filed an antitrust lawsuit in California challenging Visa’s planned acquisition of data aggregator Plaid.
Read MoreThere are major bets being made on the future of automation and financial services, as shown by a $25M Series B investment in startup Ushur, which helps insurers automate interactions with customers, and a partnership between Santander UK and Personetics that will support a digital money management platform offered by the bank.
Read MoreThe future of several critical financial industry issues hangs in the balance with the lack of a clear U.S. election result.
Read MoreCover Genius, a New York-based insurtech that focuses on covering e-commerce consumers, entered into a partnership with logistics solutions provider Descartes Systems Group.
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