Fintech

Chime, a digital bank popular with younger customers, is the latest tech firm to go public. The stock will begin trading Thursday under the ticker symbol CHYM.

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Macro factors are a big driver for the world's largest token, so today's consumer price index report could be key for future gains.

The offering follows a highly successful deal by the stablecoin company Circle last week.

The token could be at risk of a correction due to a lack of solid macro drivers, analysts for the crypto exchange Bitfinex said.

Walmart-backed fintech OnePay chose Synchrony to issue the retailer’s credit cards. The company had handled Walmart’s credit-cards for nearly two decades until 2018.

The online trading platform and advertising technology company were seen as contenders to join the index.

The successful debuts of Circle and CoreWeave could lead to more unicorns going public. Keep an eye on fintech Chime and defense firm Voyager.

Stablecoin issuer Circle’s stellar stock-market debut means other crypto companies are likely to pursue a public listing.

KKR co-founder and co-Executive Chairman Henry Kravis just sold $154 million of stock of the private-equity firm.

The May report on nonfarm payrolls could have a big impact on cryptos and stocks when it is published later this morning.

Mizuho analyst Dan Dolev says plenty of U.S. consumers have yet to make the switch to paying with cards.

The insurance technology company handily beat Wall Street’s earnings expectations.

Evercore analysts upgraded shares to Outperform, saying the most severe tariff scenarios have been mitigated for now.

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Here’s how to play the fintech and payments industry, according to Truist Securities.

Bitcoin was trading in uncharted territory and hovering around $110,000 Thursday morning.

Bessent dismisses U.S. debt downgrade, more retail earnings, Tesla’s Chinese deliveries, and more news to start your day.

The two pieces of bad news damp enthusiasm after word of its inclusion in the S&P 500 earlier in the week.

Trump highlights string of Middle East deals, tax bill moves ahead, fintechs dominate IPO market, and more news to start your day.

The fintech company files to go public as eToro makes its trading debut. The deals will test the strength of the IPO market.

Amazon.com, Nvidia, Tesla, and the rest of the Magnificent Seven stocks jump as the U.S. and China reach an agreement to temporarily slash most tariffs on each other’s goods.

The fintech company will now offer loans to shoppers at World Market.

Cryptocurrency asset manager and brokerage Coinbase posts quarterly revenue below analysts’ estimates, Lyft swings to a profit in the first quarter, and Affirm issues disappointing revenue guidance.

The buy now, pay later giant says it can navigate periods of uncertainty. One analyst is convinced.