In a landmark deal, Capital One has successfully acquired Discover Financial Services for $35.5 billion. CEO Richard D. Fairbank states this merger will redefine banking for millions. What does this mean for customers?
Wall Street warns that the U.S. Department of Education's resumption of student loan collections could dramatically impact low-income Americans, potentially cutting billions from disposable income monthly. Experts predict a significant strain on consumer finances amid rising costs and economic pressures.
In a bold move, the Trump administration is incentivizing illegal immigrants to self-deport with $1,000 payments and travel assistance through the new CBP Home App. This controversial policy raises questions about its implications for migrants already in court proceedings.
Mozilla's CFO warns that the DOJ's proposals to curb Google's search monopoly could threaten Firefox's survival, as it relies heavily on Google's payments. Significant cuts may follow if changes are implemented.
A new study reveals that more Americans are using buy now, pay later loans for groceries, leading to an increase in late payments. Find out what this means for the economy and consumers.
EA Sports has officially announced the release of College Football 26, set for July 10, 2025. Following the success of College Football 25, players will see a significant increase in NIL payments, from $600 to $1,500, as they prepare to return to the gridiron.
In a major banking move, the Federal Reserve has approved Capital One's merger with Discover. This comes alongside a $100 million fine for Discover's past interchange fee overcharges and a commitment to customer repayments.
In a landmark hearing, U.S. District Judge Claudia Wilken evaluates multi-billion-dollar settlements in NCAA antitrust cases, with athletes voicing concerns over compensation fairness and future impacts.
In a surprising move, Elon Musk plans to give $1 million checks to two Wisconsin voters at a rally, igniting legal battles over the legality of his actions just days before the crucial Supreme Court election.
A new study reveals a surprising benefit of the cashless payment trend: a significant drop in children needing surgery for swallowed coins. This trend highlights the unintended positive effects of technology on safety.
