Visa (V)

After a brutal 12-month slide, PYPL jumps on reports of buyout interest, with analysts floating mega-cap tech as potential suitors.

The fees the company relies on might come under threat from rapidly advancing technology, according to a new analysis.

AI jitters, tariff shock, and looming Nvidia results have investors fleeing growth for perceived safety, today, Feb. 23, 2026.

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American Express and Visa are excellent stocks to buy and hold, but Visa gets the edge.

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Both companies are spending heavily on AI this year.

Advent International, a leading global private equity investor, announced on Thursday, that it has entered into a definitive agreement to sell Prisma and Newpay to Visa Inc (V).

The financial services giant has a bright future.

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Despite a historically bad start to the new year, credit card giant Visa hasn’t sparked panicked hedging. That’s quite telling for V stock.

Financial stocks are down partly due to Trump's calls for a cap on card interest rates.

The American consumer entered 2026 with an unexpected burst of energy, defying the gravitational pull of high interest rates and "sticky" core inflation. According to data released in mid-February, January’s retail performance showed a resilient spending appetite that has bolstered the narrative of a "soft landing"—a scenario where