US DOJ sues Visa, alleges the card issuer monopolizes debit card markets
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Caroline Ellison sentenced to two years after serving as star witness against FTX’s Sam Bankman-Fried
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US prepares to sue Visa for alleged anti-competitive behaviour
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Patrick Sergeant was a titan of old school financial journalism
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Who migrates from developing countries?
15 votes -
Battery giant Northvolt to cut 25% of workforce in Sweden as part of a major cost-cutting drive – roughly 1,600 employees, including 1,000 positions at its factory in Skellefteå
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The Ukrainian economy at war (2024) - Defence production, energy and endurance
6 votes -
Up to a quarter of US rental inflation could be due to price-fixing
65 votes -
Development finance done right
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Norway’s oil capital Stavanger feels the squeeze as krone slides. The krone has lost about 20% against the euro since 2022.
4 votes -
Boeing workers vote to strike after rejecting pay deal
39 votes -
Danish firm DSV secures deal to buy Schenker, the logistics arm of German state railway Deutsche Bahn – will become world's largest logistics company
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Navient reaches $120 million settlement with Consumer Financial Protection Bureau for misleading US student loan borrowers
21 votes -
Norway's economy is thriving yet the krone is becoming less and less valuable. What's going on?
5 votes -
Algorithmic wage discrimination
7 votes -
Stripe has now blocked the Company Registry fraud – but why did it facilitate it?
12 votes -
Dutch will spend $2.7 billion on improving infrastructure to keep ASML
7 votes -
Apple loses EU court battle over €13bn tax bill in Ireland
41 votes -
How a start-up utopia became a nightmare for Honduras: US investors are suing Honduras over special economic zones, and the dispute could bankrupt the country
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The Russian economy at war (2024) - Sanctions, growth, inflation and mounting risks
13 votes -
Russian banks say yuan coffers empty, urge central bank action, while Chinese banks in Russia are avoiding currency trading for fear of secondary Western sanctions
21 votes -
How Italy’s largest fossil fuel company uses sustainability-linked bonds as a loophole to keep financing hydrocarbons
9 votes -
MoneyRanked: The countries with the highest wealth per person
17 votes -
Small grocers feel squeezed by suppliers, and shoppers bear the pain
30 votes -
Program your finances: Command-line accounting
16 votes -
Monopoly round-up: Price gouging vs price fixing vs price controls
13 votes -
Gamblers are dumping stocks to bet on sports, new study says
28 votes -
Digital Euro has Germans fretting their money won’t be secure
16 votes -
Why scrapping VAT on sunscreen and public EV charging would be an expensive waste of money
13 votes -
China rules solar energy, but its industry at home is in trouble
14 votes -
Debit card that matches the protection of a credit card?
So, I'm debating switching to a debit card for daily purchases, since the mental accounting gets confusing with a credit card and it's easier to overspend. The only thing holding me back is the...
So, I'm debating switching to a debit card for daily purchases, since the mental accounting gets confusing with a credit card and it's easier to overspend. The only thing holding me back is the fraud protection that comes with a credit card. Are there any (US) checking accounts/debit cards that match the level of protection you can expect from a credit card? Is such a thing possible?
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Cargill’s revenues drop from record levels as ample crops depress prices – revenue decline comes as agricultural trader restructures organisation amid profit pressure
2 votes -
Customers didn’t stop spending. Companies stopped serving.
61 votes -
Museum of Failure, a physical and digital exhibition of business ideas that failed
25 votes -
Life-as-a-Service? Subscription boom faces a big test. More consumer protection is needed in world where everything seems to come with a monthly payment plan.
31 votes -
Dow Jones drops 864 points, and Japanese stocks suffer worst crash since 1987 amid US economy worries
50 votes -
Japanese stocks rebound after global sell-off; US futures edge up
19 votes -
Loblaw says financial impact of May boycott 'minor', as sales grow and profit slips
13 votes -
ETF’s are eating the bond market
18 votes -
As digital innovation reshapes the toy market, Lego's chief executive Niels B Christiansen discusses why playing around is good for children, adults and business
19 votes -
The Cost Of Thriving Index
24 votes -
"Why you feel poorer than ever: " (Spoiler) "The problem is getting what we need"
31 votes -
India's WazirX halts trading after $230 million 'force majeure' loss
13 votes -
How corporations and the wealthy avoid taxes (2017)
11 votes -
GameStop, Nvidia short seller Andrew Left and Citron Capital hit with US SEC and criminal fraud charges
11 votes -
Scott Galloway - "The Algebra of Wealth"
15 votes -
Private equity firms should prepare for increased US government scrutiny over healthcare investment
9 votes -
US Federal Trade Commission targets Mastercard in major investigation into AI-based surveillance pricing
17 votes -
Sam Altman's basic-income study is out. Here's what it found.
39 votes -
US appeals court blocks all of Joe Biden's SAVE student debt relief plan
45 votes