Tom Nawrocki

A little over a year into its planned Discover integration, Capital One has completed the conversion of roughly 25 million

BBVA has become the first Spanish bank in its home market to join Swift’s new instant retail payments scheme, putting one of Europe’s largest banking networks at the center of the messaging giant’s push into consumer payments.

Having established itself as a major player in online pay-over-time company, Klarna is turning its attention to brick-and-mortar retail. The company’s buy now, pay later service is now available at Lululemon’s physical stores across Germany and the UK.

New Jersey is taking aim at a retail practice that critics say could one day mean two shoppers pay different prices for the same carton of milk. The state is banning grocery stores from using surveillance pricing, which sets prices based on a consumer’s personal information, before the practice becomes widespread.

The new financial platform from Elon Musk's X offers eye-catching features, but are they sustainable over the long term?

Morgan Stanley Investment Management is expanding its push into digital assets with the launch of two crypto exchange-traded products (ETPs)

Artificial intelligence is giving credit card issuers new ways to improve underwriting, detect fraud, and assess risk. But the technology’s

Three men have sued Apple, allegiing it negligently allowed a fake crypto sales app to operate in its app store.

Remitly, which has built its business on cross-border money transfers, is launching a companion debit card in the U.S., entering the growing market for international payments.

American Airlines and Citi are updating their flagship premium credit card with new travel benefits, additional ways to earn miles and loyalty points—and, as expected, a higher annual fee. The card is also being upgraded to World Legend Mastercard status, the premium tier Mastercard introduced last year.