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RBC expects the return on the S&P 500 stock index this year to range from unchanged to low single digits.

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As inflation shows signs of cooling down, the Fed is expected to slow the pace of rate hikes. However, concerns of a recession linger, weighing on investment decisions. However, thanks to rising consumer spending during the holidays, fundamentally strong retail stocks BJ's Wholesale Club Holdings (BJ), Oxford Industries (OXM), and…

The change is being rolled out to all Tesco fuel stations. A Twitter user has raised concerns

Groups representing small businesses use Visa's sponsorship of the World Cup as a focal point to advocate for proposed legislation.

Runaway swipe fees are a new and serious challenge. The entire Illinois congressional delegation — particularly those representing the Chicago area — should support a bill to rein in these fees.

A new partnership aims to accelerate the use of virtual cards for business-to-business travel payments.

Suit claims Mastercard fees levied between 1992 and 2008 were unfairly passed onto consumers

Thailand is at the forefront of digital payments, part of a trend throughout Asia, according to Aileen Chew, Mastercard's country manager for Thailand and Myanmar.

A Relative Strength Rating upgrade for Mastercard shows improving technical performance. Will it continue?