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Klarna's bumper IPO has got investors wondering about which fintech names could be next to go public.

Buy now, pay later loans pose a direct challenge to credit cards. Banks and financial institutions are also wary of how they affect consumers' credit profiles.

Flexibility can often make a "huge difference" for travelers, one expert says. Here's why.

The White House search for the next Federal Reserve chair continues to twist and turn

The Winklevoss twins are expecting their cryptocurrency company Gemini Space Station to soon make its public debut.

Lendbuzz is looking to go public amid a wave of fellow fintech companies.

In the ongoing trade tensions with the U.S., China's countermeasures have included restrictions on exports of minerals critical to the production of cars.

CEOs this week on CNBC weighed in on the health of the economy amid economic uncertainty and a Bureau of Labor Statistics report revising down job numbers.

Klarna priced its IPO at $40 on Tuesday in an offering that valued the company at about $15 billion.

Wells Fargo CEO Charlie Scharf said he "absolutely" supports the Federal Reserve's independence, but that the president is free to discuss interest rates.

Uber is partnering with fintech firm Pipe to incorporate embedded technology in the Uber Eats Manager for small businesses to access capital.

Wells Fargo CEO Charles Scharf commented on the state of the economy the day after JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon said jobs data shows the economy is weakening.