The company wants to take over processing of payments for Apple's credit card, and has reportedly offered $100 million to ...

Visa has offered Apple a roughly US$100 million payment to get the tech giant’s credit card, part of a battle between the ...

Visa, Mastercard, and American Express are having a tug-of-war over whose network will get to provide the back-end plumbing ...

According to The Wall Street Journal, Visa and American Express have been trying to replace Mastercard as the payments ...

Visa has offered Apple $100 million to become the new network behind the Apple Card, as Apple prepares to replace Goldman ...

Changing networks won't impact cardholders much, but it could be the first step toward improving card features.

Visa and American Express are both reportedly trying to lure Apple's lucrative credit businesses away from Mastercard. But ...

But that’s not all that Apple brings to the table: Challenger banks — newer, tech-driven services that aren’t weighed down by tradition — have proliferated and improved since 2008 when bankers ...

Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS), the partner powering the Apple Card, has wanted to exit its relationship with Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) ...

Goldman decided to refocus on its core strengths of IB and trading operations while scaling back its consumer banking ...

Visa has made a bold push to secure the Apple Card, offering an upfront payment typically reserved for the largest card ...

The Goldman Sachs bank wants to get rid of the Apple Card business. Apparently there is currently a multi-million euro battle to see who will be the alternative.