Big Banks, Worried About Being Trump's Next Target, Race to Appease Republicans
Texas and Oklahoma have banned some banks from state contracts, saying they discriminate against the gun and fossil-fuel industries.
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New Secondary Fund Aims to Capitalize on Venture's Liquidity Crunch
Scenic Management's $150 million fund doubles down on firm's strategy of acquiring startup shares from VC firms and employees.
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How Visa and Mastercard Can Survive the Stablecoin Threat
Stablecoins' quickest path to consumer wallets may be working with today's players.
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Insurers 'Under Siege' by Notorious Hacking Group
Scattered Spider, which is suspected to be behind data breaches at Marks & Spencer, Victoria's Secret and other retailers, appears to be setting its sights on insurance companies.
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Stablecoin World Opens Up to Main Street Banks
Regional and community banks will be able to get in on the stablecoin market through Fiserv ventures with crypto firms and PayPal.
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Direct Line CEO and CFO to Step Down Amid Aviva's Acquisition Process
The executives at the helm of the U.K insurance company are stepping down as part of a management reshuffle and will be on paid leave for the first two months of their notice period.
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Chinese Stocks and American Exchanges Head for a Breakup
A delisting push is adding to the unraveling of Wall Street's love affair with China Inc.
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The Most Exclusive Credit Cards Are About to Get Even More Expensive
Forget inflation fears: Companies are finding that raising prices is good for business.
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Bank of New York Mellon Approached Northern Trust to Discuss Potential Merger
Chicago-based Northern Trust has a market value north of $21 billion. The firms' chief executives had at least one conversation.
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Financial Services Roundup: Market Talk
Find insight on the outlook for European banks, Plus500 and more in the latest Market Talks covering Financial Services.
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Goldman Takes the Lead in Carry Pay for Bankers
The Wall Street bank distributed more than $9 million in profits from private-markets operations to top executives this year.
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Accenture Shares Fall on Bookings Decline, Concerns Over Federal Contract
The drop in bookings came as the consulting firm posted higher sales and profit in the third quarter.
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