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The Federal Trade Commission is investigating how companies including Mastercard and JPMorgan Chase use AI and personal data for services that let firms set different prices for different people.
24 July 2024
Tim Berners-Lee is eying the next phase of the web as his company Inrupt launches a white-label "data wallet" that lets people store, manage and share their data.
More than 10 million UK consumers and small businesses are now regularly benefiting from using open banking technology.
23 July 2024
The Brazilian central bank has pushed back the addition of recurring payments to its Pix platform from October until next June.
Australian stablecoin payment startup Stables has launched in Europe with a Mastercard virtual card.
The UK's Financial Ombudsman has fielded a 35% surge in customer complaints about requests for reimbursement over scam thefts being denied by Revolut.
22 July 2024
The FCA is preparing to lift restrictions on the onboarding of new customers at UK fintech firm Modulr subject to advance notification.
Santander-backed Ebury has reportedly appointed Goldman Sachs to lead a forthcoming £2 billion IPO in London.
The Federal Reserve has fined Green Dot $44 million for "numerous" unfair and deceptive practices in the marketing, selling and servicing of its prepaid cards and its tax return preparation payment services.
The interpretive rule is designed to help ensure US workers know the costs and fees of paycheck advance products.
19 July 2024
Block is killing off its Cash App P2P payments service in the UK as it "deprioritises global expansion".
California-based Aven has raised $142 million to bring its home equity-backed credit card to homeowners across the US.
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