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The retail giants are testing the limits of what customers will allow a generative AI system to do before making a payment.
January 18 -
January was a quiet month for traditional bank mergers and acquisitions, but some big-name firms still struck big deals. Here's a look back at the month's most noteworthy deals.
February 1 -
Acquiring the earned-wage-access firm and challenger bank would further efforts by the retailer and its partners to develop a "super app" featuring mobile financial tools.
January 26 -
Walmart has hired a veteran of American Express to run Walmart+, the membership program it unveiled less than a year ago to counter Amazon.com’s Prime plan.
July 6 -
Changing the retailer's prepaid card into a demand deposit account gives customers access to more digital banking tools.
June 24 -
The move furthers the retail giant's strategy to become a one-stop shop for payments and financial services.
June 8 -
Now that Western Union has begun its deployment at the big-box retailer, where MoneyGram has long had a presence, the incumbent is watching for signs of pricing pressure.
May 7 -
The company hopes to someday return to 2019 levels of in-person money transfer activity, and its recent pact with Walmart is a big part of that strategy.
May 4 -
The world’s largest retailer filed for a trademark on the name on March 29, in the process giving clues as to what the startup might actually do.
April 8 -
Bank of America Chief Executive Brian Moynihan said the company is confident in its growth prospects even as competition intensifies from fintechs including Walmart’s startup.
March 15