Mercury Secures $100 Million Credit Warehouse
Fintech company Mercury secured a credit warehouse with Natixis Corporate & Investment Banking for $100 million.
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JPMorgan Chase CEO Says Regulators Make It Difficult for Companies to Go Public
JPMorgan Chase chief executive officer Jamie Dimon said last Tuesday, October 8, during a conversation with media representatives that in the United States and the United Kingdom, local regulators made it difficult for companies to go public.
Hurricane Milton Reportedly to Cause Significant Economic Damage
Leading Wall Street analysts argue that Hurricane Milton, which bears down once a century, can cause more than $50 billion in material damage, under a scenario that can be conditionally characterized as moderate, but in the case of a more negative configuration of the situation associated with a natural disaster, the mentioned indicator may grow […]
US Big Banks Lending Income Reportedly to Hit Two-Year Low
The media reports that new reports on the performance of the largest banks in the United States will contain data according to which these lenders have received income from lending which is the lowest for the last two years.
Sam’s Club Reportedly Prepares to Open First All-Digital Store
The media reports that Sam’s Club is currently preparing to launch its first store without checkout lanes.
US Judge Orders Google to Open Up App Store
On Monday, October 7, a US judge ordered Google to overhaul its mobile app business to provide users of devices powered by the Android operating system with more options to download the mentioned digital products and pay for transactions within them.
Global Supply Chain Pressure Demonstrates Weakening
An index tracked by the New York Federal Reserve on Friday, October 4, testified that the resolution of the strike at United States ports is likely to be a factor in reducing pressure on global supply chains.
US Hiring Tops Estimates
Job growth in the United States in September exceeded all preliminary forecasts for the dynamic of the corresponding indicator.
Experts Say US Jobs Report to Show Stable Growth in September
Economists surveyed by the media expect that the number of hiring in the United States will show an increase as a result of September.
Texas Sues TikTok
The US state of Texas has sued TikTok, accusing this virtual platform of involvement in the practice of violating the system of norms on ensuring the privacy of children in the digital environment.
Jerome Powell Says Fed to Lower Rates Over Time
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said that the central bank of the United States will once again cut interest rates over time and noted that currently, the US economy as a whole remains on solid footing.
Fidelity Limits Mobile Deposits as Banks Defend Against Check Fraud
Online check fraud schemes boom forces major US banks to introduce additional security measures such as drastically decreasing limits to mobile deposits as Fidelity recently did.
US Consumer Sentiment Improves
The rise of consumer sentiment continues to be observed in the United States.
Fintech Firm Chime Reportedly Taps Morgan Stanley to Handle IPO
Media reports that Chime Financial Inc., which specializes in financial technology and focuses on providing free services, has tapped Morgan Stanley to lead its initial public offering (IPO) of shares.
Alphabet to Invest in South Carolina
Business giant Alphabet, which ownership structure includes Google, plans to invest $3.3 billion in South Carolina.
PayPal Enables Crypto Payments for Business Accounts
PayPal U.S. business accounts finally receive crypto capabilities similar to those individual consumers have been enjoying for years.
