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American Express has been upgraded to Neutral by Redburn after a significant price drop since January, suggesting a more balanced valuation. This shift comes as the company continues to show solid revenue growth, which could help restore investor confidence. Watch for how this upgrade impacts AXP's market perception moving forward.
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Q: What Could a Credit-Card Rate Cap Mean for Your Wallet? A: The president didn’t offer any details on how the one-year cap would be enacted, but said he wanted it to begin on Jan. 20. Credit-card issuers are already pushing back, saying it will hurt the people it is intended to help. Credit-card interest rates average around 23% and haven’t been below 10% in data going back to 1994. | about 19 hours ago |
Behind Berkshire’s Curtain: Is Greg Abel Preparing to Cut Davita Loose? Davita hit its 23rd new 52-week low on Tuesday. Its stock is now within a few dollars of trading in double digits. That’s not a good thing, given that its share price was nearly $180 a year ago. | about 20 hours ago |
BUR vs. AXP: Which Stock Should Value Investors Buy Now? BUR vs. AXP: Which Stock Is the Better Value Option? | about 20 hours ago |
Backstageplay Announces Appointment of Bruce Kerr to Its Board of Directors Kerr to Serve as Company PresidentVancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - January 14, 2026) - Backstageplay Inc. (TSXV: BP.H) (the "Company") today announced the appointment of Mr. Bruce Kerr to its board of directors, effective immediately. Mr. Kerr will also serve as the Company's President, with Scott White remaining in his role as the Company's Chief Executive Officer.Bruce is a proven rewards and loyalty industry executive with more than 32 years of experience building, scaling, and. | about 21 hours ago |
Trump’s Credit Card Cap Would Squeeze a $70 Billion Bond Market Trump last week demanded that credit card companies cap the interest rates they charge at 10% for one year, and later said that companies that ignored him would be “in violation of the law.” Many banks and finance companies bundle their credit card loans into bonds and sell them to investors— there’s a $70 billion market for the securities. | about 22 hours ago |
Is Mastercard Turning Incentive Spend Into a Reliable Growth Channel? MA bets that category-specific prepaid rewards for fuel, EV charging and groceries can turn incentive spend into steadier, recurring network growth. | about 22 hours ago |
Visa Breaks the Illusion of Stability: Why 2026 Could Surprise Markets V's Global Economic Outlook for 2026 sees steady growth masking shifts in spending, regional trade and AI adoption that could reshape markets. | about 23 hours ago |
Q: What Could a Credit-Card Rate Cap Mean for Your Wallet?
A: The president didn’t offer any details on how the one-year cap would be enacted, but said he wanted it to begin on Jan. 20. Credit-card issuers are already pushing back, saying it will hurt the people it is intended to help. Credit-card interest rates average around 23% and haven’t been below 10% in data going back to 1994.
Behind Berkshire’s Curtain: Is Greg Abel Preparing to Cut Davita Loose?
Davita hit its 23rd new 52-week low on Tuesday. Its stock is now within a few dollars of trading in double digits. That’s not a good thing, given that its share price was nearly $180 a year ago.
BUR vs. AXP: Which Stock Should Value Investors Buy Now?
BUR vs. AXP: Which Stock Is the Better Value Option?
Backstageplay Announces Appointment of Bruce Kerr to Its Board of Directors
Kerr to Serve as Company PresidentVancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - January 14, 2026) - Backstageplay Inc. (TSXV: BP.H) (the "Company") today announced the appointment of Mr. Bruce Kerr to its board of directors, effective immediately. Mr. Kerr will also serve as the Company's President, with Scott White remaining in his role as the Company's Chief Executive Officer.Bruce is a proven rewards and loyalty industry executive with more than 32 years of experience building, scaling, and.
Trump’s Credit Card Cap Would Squeeze a $70 Billion Bond Market
Trump last week demanded that credit card companies cap the interest rates they charge at 10% for one year, and later said that companies that ignored him would be “in violation of the law.” Many banks and finance companies bundle their credit card loans into bonds and sell them to investors— there’s a $70 billion market for the securities.
Is Mastercard Turning Incentive Spend Into a Reliable Growth Channel?
MA bets that category-specific prepaid rewards for fuel, EV charging and groceries can turn incentive spend into steadier, recurring network growth.
Visa Breaks the Illusion of Stability: Why 2026 Could Surprise Markets
V's Global Economic Outlook for 2026 sees steady growth masking shifts in spending, regional trade and AI adoption that could reshape markets.