Car shoppers showed more interest towards cars with an ATP under $50,000, leaving more expensive models with more features on the lot for longer, Edmunds found.
Regulation and Competition | Sep 11, 2023 The article titled "Report Highlights Role of Big Tech Firms in Mobile Payments" from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) discusses the influence of Big Tech companies on mobile payments, particularly tap-to-pay functionalities on mobile devices. The Problem: Tap-to-Pay and Big Tech Tap-to-pay usage in the U.S. has
TipRanks' analyst ranking service pinpoints Wall Street's best-performing stocks, including Dell and Verizon.
As the Federal Reserve has kicked up interest rates, cash is providing real returns for the first time in years. What experts think you should know.
In 2011, San Francisco opened a college savings account for every kindergartner in the public school system. Now those students are going to college.
The firm could turn to its value-building playbook for restaurants in this latest engagement with Bloomin’ Brands.
Hawaii wildfires and Hurricane Idalia underscore the costly effects of natural disasters on small business. Knowing the emergency funding options is critical.
Real Estate | Sep 9, 2023 Jeff Sprecher, the founder and CEO of the commodities and securities trading giant, Intercontinental Exchange (market cap: $64 billion), makes a bold $11.9 billion acquisition propelling the mortgage industry's digital leap, transforming age-old loan processes with data-driven platforms. Despite the mortgage market facing challenges with rates hitting two-decade highs
Tokenization | Sep 8, 2023 Swift announces successful experiments illuminating the potential of a globally connected tokenized ecosystem. With blockchain technology at its heart, the organization offers insights that could redefine asset management's future. What Does Swift's Recent Experiment Reveal? Swift's groundbreaking experiments unveil the capability to effortlessly transfer tokenized value across multiple public and
Failing to assess risk capacity and risk tolerance can put investors "in a really bad situation," according to one financial advisor.
More than half of employees are unable to cover a $500 emergency expense. Here are emergencies investors may be exposed to and safety measures to consider.
Regulation | Sep 7, 2023 The Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) unveiled their consolidated "Year in Review" report, shedding light on the organization's achievements and strides made from July 1, 2022, to June 30, 2023. Stan Magidson, CSA Chair and CEO of the Alberta Securities Commission, emphasized the organization's dedication to investor protection, fair market operations,
First-time homebuyers often need to come up with just 6% or 7% as a downpayment. Meanwhile, states and cities offer funds to help you come with the cash.
In the exciting realm of startup investing, two important terms often take center stage: pre-money valuation and post-money valuation. These concepts might sound technical, but they help form the foundation of investment discussions and can influence the stakes of both … Continue reading
First-time homebuyers often need to come up with just 6% or 7% as a down payment. Meanwhile, states and cities offer funds to help you come with the cash.