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Pilot, NCR Voyix agree to 5-year pact
The retailer, which has used NCR’s self-checkout kiosks for years, will now also deploy the payment service company’s point-of-sale technology.
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Visa, Mastercard jockey to set agentic standards
The card networks are locking arms with big tech players and digital payments to shape the evolving agentic commerce ecosystem.
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Capital One cuts Discover employees
Numbers shared with the state of Illinois indicate 1,075 people will be let go in May, and another 81 on June 1.
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SoFi’s stablecoin joins Mastercard’s network
The card company is fulfilling its ambitions to bring more stablecoins into its payment network.
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Q&A
Inside a startup building tools for AI agents
Funded by Stripe and Samsung, Circuit & Chisel wants to set the protocol for how artificial intelligence agents navigate the web autonomously.
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Amex taps customers for fraud fight
Conversations with cardholders are crucial in developing countermeasures to deter scammers, a top executive for the card company said.
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CCCA seeks new path to passage
Sens. Dick Durbin and Roger Marshall are angling to attach their credit card interchange fee legislation to a major housing bill before Congress.
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Getting paid faster in construction
A Tennessee software startup is trying to automate accounts receivable for large contractors, some of whom still deal with paper-based payments.
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Bill open to M&A deals, CEO says
Consolidation in business payments and finance automation affirms a growing interest in the space, the software firm’s founder said.
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Would a bank buy PayPal?
Whether major banks, such as JPMorgan Chase and Capital One, might have an interest in owning PayPal could turn on their ability to monetize that two-sided network.
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Apple, Google wallets get personal
Beyond payments, the digital wallet is a platform for commerce with software startup Badge trying to help brands expand their wallet presence.
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Shift4 taps xAI for customer service
The payment processor announced it would partner with Elon Musk's artificial intelligence company for a range of uses.
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Amex doubles down on NYC
The credit card juggernaut plans to build a new global headquarters in Manhattan, becoming the owner and only occupant of a 55-floor skyscraper.
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Inside Toast’s 2025 hiring binge
The point-of-sale provider added 800 employees in 2025 as others were making steep cuts.
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Block swaps 4,000 workers for AI
CEO Jack Dorsey told investors Thursday that Block’s headcount will drop about 40% as it leans on artificial intelligence for efficiencies.
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Marqeta flags Cash App hit
Marqeta’s largest customer is realizing some better pricing from contract changes related to Cash App’s debit cards.
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PayPal, Rainforest join forces
The digital payments pioneer and software services firm are locking arms to simplify embedded payments for merchants.
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Block job cuts prompt CFO AI questions
As one of technology’s largest AI-driven job cuts of the year takes shape, CFO Alliance roundtables show finance leaders discussing operating design and execution capacity before resizing teams.
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Fiserv appoints new executives
The payment processor added two chief revenue officers and a business development executive as it seeks to raise sales figures.
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Meta dips a toe back into crypto
The social media giant is exploring the use of stablecoin payments in its app ecosystem, years after its Diem digital currency experiment imploded.
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Debit card fraud losses rise
Fraud loss rates for debit cardholders have climbed in recent years, according to a Federal Reserve analysis published this week.
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Stripe’s slower view of agentic commerce
The processing giant, like some other digital commerce specialists, sees agent-enabled shopping evolving at a measured pace.
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FIS caters to banks’ AI appetite
Fidelity National Information Services views artificial intelligence as a “strategic accelerant” to its business, said CEO Stephanie Ferris, who discounted risks.
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Payoneer applies for bank charter
The cross-border platform joins a slew of fintechs seeking banking licenses to issue and custody stablecoins.
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Column
Who could swallow PayPal?
It’s a $40-billion bite, with only a handful of payments players that could swallow it. But is a financial buyer more likely?
Updated Feb. 25, 2026