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The UK financing arm of Volkswagen AG has made a £725 million ($960 million) provision to cover the costs of a plan to compensate British customers who were overcharged for car loans.
We haven't written up this one. Bloomberg has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.
A shopper who reaches checkout has already selected what to buy. For tens of millions of consumers, however, the available ways to pay can still determine whether the purchase happens.
Embedded finance is delivering measurable benefits for retailers, but the way they judge whether it works reaches beyond the revenue line.
Reinout De Bock, UBS IB European Rates Strategy Head, joins Bloomberg's Anna Edwards, Guy Johnson, and Tom Mackenzie on "The Opening Trade" to discuss Marine Le Pen's proposals for France along with…
A surge to record highs for technology stocks has pushed them to what is considered by technical analysts to be overbought levels, but history shows investors should not use that as reason to cut…
A surge to record highs for technology stocks has pushed them to what is considered by technical analysts to be overbought levels, but history shows investors should not use that as reason to cut…
PLDT deferred the planned VITRO REIT IPO to 2027, citing market conditions and higher interest rates.
