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Venmo is changing a long-criticized design choice by prompting new users to decide how visible their transactions should be, rather than burying privacy decisions later in setup.

Corporate card startup Parker has filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy after building its brand around underwriting tools for e-commerce businesses, leaving questions about customers, banking partners, and the durability of VC

Steve Ballmer’s public response to the Aspiration fraud case puts a bright light on how reputational capital, mission-driven branding and weak verification can combine to magnify startup losses

Apple has cut the interest rate on Apple Card Savings accounts effective immediately, a reminder that even widely used cash products can reprice without much warning.

A temporary restraining order has paused Arizona’s criminal case against prediction market company Kalshi, escalating a broader fight over whether states can prosecute firms that say they operate under federal oversight.

As mass displacement deepens in Lebanon, digital wallets and peer-to-peer transfers are becoming a critical path for diaspora aid, bypassing slower and less trusted traditional channels.

JPMorgan Chase is expanding its artificial intelligence investments as the bank's total technology budget approaches $20 billion annually.

The relaunched Score dating app uses Equifax-verified credit scores as a dating metric, sparking debate about whether financial responsibility belongs in the search for romance.