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Visa profit beats estimates as discounts fuel holiday shopping splurge

Visa's Q1 profit exceeded estimates, driven by strong consumer spending and discounts. Mobile shopping surge and robust travel demand boosted revenue amid economic concerns.

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Capital One's fourth-quarter profit jumps on interest income boost

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China's Vice Premier lunches with Dimon, Schwarzman and other Davos financiers

Chinese Vice Premier Ding Xuexiang met global finance leaders at Davos, discussing investment and economic stimulus amid U.S.-China relations and slowing Chinese growth.

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US firms in Europe fear worsening relations as Trump arrives

A survey reveals that 90% of U.S. firms in Europe foresee worsening transatlantic relations due to Trump's policies, especially tariffs, while advocating for regulatory cooperation and climate agreement support.

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LNG producer Venture Global files for IPO on NYSE

Venture Global, a major U.S. LNG producer, files for a significant IPO to raise $3 billion. The company competes with industry giants and reported $3.45 billion in recent revenues.

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Bybit One-Click Buy Offers a Winning Chance in FIrst-Time Deposits Lucky Draws

Bybit launches a campaign offering first-time depositors rewards, including 0.1 BTC, to encourage new users to join the crypto trading platform.

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Visa Morgan Stanley’s top pick in payment sector for 2025 on travel

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NZ Commerce Commission cuts local companies' fees for Visa, Mastercard payments

New Zealand's Commerce Commission proposed a fee reduction for Visa and Mastercard, potentially saving businesses NZ$260 million annually and urging savings to be passed to consumers.

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Biden's DOJ antitrust head to step down

Jonathan Kanter resigns as DOJ antitrust head after three years of pursuing aggressive competition law reforms, leaving a notable impact on corporate regulation and antitrust cases.

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Visa - Why Visa stock should outperform in 2025, Wolfe Research

Wolfe Research predicts Visa Inc will perform strongly in 2025, supported by favorable trends, management confidence, and diversified growth areas, maintaining a positive analyst rating.