Walmart, Amazon, and other massive global companies are reportedly looking into the benefits of having their own stablecoins.

Stablecoins have become one of the hottest buzzwords in the world of finance as of late with US lawmakers on the cusp of passing the first guidelines for mainstream use of the cryptocurrencies ...

Apple Wallets and Google Wallets can store payment options as well as your digital hotel key, boarding passes and concert ...

Walmart, Amazon.com and other multinational giants have recently explored whether to issue their own stablecoins in the U.S., ...

Retailers consider move that could upend how billions are processed — and potentially sidestep traditional banking ...

Major corporations Walmart and Amazon are understood to be mulling the launch of their own stablecoins as part of a broader trend among retailers and tech companies seeking to streamline payment ...

Walmart has again partnered with Synchrony Financial to issue two credit cards that will be available this fall, the ...

OnePay, a consumer fintech, Synchrony, a  consumer financial services company, announced a partnership to power a credit card ...

Look up, look down, Walmart (WMT) is all around. First, we'll go high. The world's largest retailer, which has a store within ...

Shares of banks and other financial institutions rose in anticipation of elevated Treasury yields. Treasury yields are often used as benchmarks for loans, and elevated borrowing rates typically buoy ...

Owned by Walmart, fintech firm OnePay is partnering with financial services company Synchrony to issue credit cards.

The iPhone maker introduced live language-translation capabilities and a broad software redesign. Some AI upgrades remain delayed. Walmart-backed fintech OnePay chose Synchrony to issue the retailer's ...