Magnolia Bank, which belongs to the category of community-driven financial institutions and has more than a century of experience in the industry, announced the launch of LiaFi, a fintech platform designed to support small and medium-sized businesses.
Ramp, a high-growth corporate card and financial operations platform in the United States, and Stripe, which specializes in providing programmable financial services to consumers, are scaling up their partnership to launch the industry’s first stablecoin-backed corporate cards.
Citi, one of the largest international banks, and the Swiss company SDX announced cooperation at the Point Zero Forum.
Canadian fintech company Nuvei, which positions itself as a brand that accelerates payments on a global level, has announced the strategic expansion of its B2B transactions, starting to offer appropriate functional solutions for the construction sector of the United States, currently characterized by experts as something that corresponds to such a formulation as a fast-growing […]
Marqeta, which owns a global functional platform designed for issuing modern bank cards, reported that it was selected by Perpay to power a credit card.
TSYS, which is the parent company of Global Payments, is currently focusing its efforts and hopes on making what can be called financial synergies a reality as part of moving forward, a process largely based on the acquisition of Worldpay.
Palantir and xAI are launching a partnership aimed at exploring how companies operating in the financial services sector can use artificial intelligence.
Agree.com, the e-Signature platform, raised new funding for $7.2 million.
Plaid’s Model Context Protocol (MCP) server integrates directly with Claude, a virtual assistant powered by artificial intelligence from startup Anthropic.
Saudi packaging manufacturer United Carton Industries Co. drew more than $20 billion in orders for its initial public offering (IPO) of shares.
High tariffs from the United States on imports of goods from China are a factor that will definitely significantly reduce or, quite likely, bring US orders for products from an Asian country to zero, against which Beijing, as part of its desire to help local exporters, is making efforts to divert sales to the domestic […]
In April, inflation in the eurozone showed no change, remaining at the 2.2% mark.
In April, global manufacturing activity contracted for the first time since the beginning of the current year.
Amazon’s cloud business showed growth in the first quarter of 2025, but the pace of this upward process turned out to be slower than preliminary expectations.
Last Thursday, May 1, Apple published information about the financial results of its activities in the second fiscal quarter, which ended on March 29, 2025.
The United States labor market, which has demonstrated resilience for a long period, continues to defy expectations in a positive sense even amid increasing uncertainty related to the trade war.
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