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Last week was a wild ride, to say the least. Tesla (TSLA) reported earnings and the market did not like what it had to say, as it proceeded to sell off and close the week down over 15%.

After heavy losses in equity markets, it's worth considering some top-quality stocks to buy on the dip - especially names worth holding for the long haul, like Apple.

As we anticipate the possibility of another rate hike and advancements in technology, the consumer financial services sector stands poised for notable growth in the foreseeable future. Given this, which consumer financial services stock, Visa Inc. (V) or Global Payments (GPN), could generate superior returns? Let’s find out….

The fees merchants pay for accepting credit cards are much higher in the U.S. than in Europe. Ice cream shop owner Victor Garcia, for example, paid more than $25,000 in swipe fees last year.

Renters hit with substantial price hikes are having to find room in their budgets by spending less on essentials as well as discretionary goods.

Senators have reservations about trying to tack two more spending bills onto the House-passed Military Construction-VA bill.

The financial services industry is poised for significant growth owing to its resilience, digital omnichannel strategies, and technology adoption. To leverage this growth, it could be wise to add robust financial stocks American Express (AXP), Visa (V), and Mastercard Incorporated (MA) to your portfolio this week. Read more.

The payments giant had previously only accepted payments in USDC.

Russia seeks to lure Indian tourists with e-visas, payment options to restore pre-COVID-19 levels. Moscow government offering historical heritage, gastronomy, world-class amenities & value for money. Aeroflot, Emirates offer flights; India reciprocates with e-visas Social media influencers to be engaged to restore inward traffic.