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If approved, the charter would give Stripe the ability to process credit card transactions without a bank partner.
The company’s point-of-sale devices are manufactured overseas, and therefore subject to across-the-board import taxes.
The lawmakers questioned Jared Isaacman on whether he would remain independent of Musk if he is confirmed to lead NASA.
The percentage of U.S. credit card accounts past due for 90 days was the highest in 12 years during the fourth quarter, a Philadelphia Federal Reserve report said.
A recently signed deal will bring Klarna’s installment loans to Clover checkout at merchants across the U.S.
Banks must persuade merchants and consumers the payment method is an acceptable alternative to credit cards, the consulting firm suggested.
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The hub will open later this year in Overland Park, Kansas, and help Fiserv better serve Midwestern customers, the company said in a news release Monday.
Moving away from in-game currencies may make the gaming experience simpler for players and reduce costs for video game companies, Kansas City Fed specialists argue.
Services were disrupted for about eight hours over two days by a distributed denial of service attack, the Dutch company said on its website.
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