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Why Caterpillar, Goldman Sachs, and American Express Led the Dow to Record Highs Last Week
Dan Caplinger, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Sat Jun 07, 10:03AM CDT
Last week, the Dow Jones Industrials jumped 207 points, or more than 1%, and set new daily closing record highs on three separate occasions. A host of favorable news helped lift the Dow, including a long-awaited decision from the European Central...
Final Glance: Credit Card companies
AP - Fri Jun 06, 5:13PM CDT
NEW YORK (AP) — Shares of some top credit card companies were up at the close of trading:
Stocks Cap Solid Week With Gains; Keurig Soars Late
at Investor's Business Daily - Fri Jun 06, 3:15PM CDT
The market rally continued Friday, albeit in lighter volume, as investors found comfort in the May jobs report, which showed job growth of 200,000-plus for the fourth straight month. The Nasdaq gained 0.6% while the S&P 500 and Dow Jones industrial...
Midday Glance: Credit Card companies
AP - Fri Jun 06, 12:22PM CDT
NEW YORK (AP) — Shares of some top credit card companies are up at 1 p.m.:
The Dow Jumps Again as Financials Look for Global Growth
Dan Caplinger, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Fri Jun 06, 11:35AM CDT
At lunchtime on Friday, the Dow Jones Industrials had sustained the morning's gains to stand at 65 points in the green. Most investors were excited about the continued strength in the U.S. economy, with the latest numbers on jobs pointing to a...
Early Glance: Credit Card companies
AP - Fri Jun 06, 10:46AM CDT
NEW YORK (AP) — Shares of some top credit card companies are up at 10 a.m.:
Co-Branded and Affinity Credit Cards in the U.S., 4th Edition
M2 - Fri Jun 06, 9:30AM CDT
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/bm68hb/cobranded_and) has announced the addition of the "Co-Branded and Affinity Credit Cards in the U.S., 4th Edition" report to their offering. Consumer survey results show that the percentage of consumers using co-branded/affinity credit cards has fallen from 55% to 43% from 2009 to 2013. But while hundreds of smaller and less profitable co-brand programs have been eliminated, more than 120 significant co-brand credit card partnerships remain. In the U.S., they now compete against formidable own-branded credit card platforms catering to a wider audience, as well as a resurgent private label card segment. Targeting the affluent is now the name of the game, but the supply of U.S. affluent households is not limitless, and opportunities exist to target an increasingly healthy middle class, experimenting further with rewards incentives and soft card benefits. To help industry participants navigate the evolving market for co-branded/affinity cards, Co-Branded and Affinity Credit Cards in the U.S. analyzes co-branded/affinity credit card program features and benefits andretail card strategies and growth trends among bank and non-bank issuers. Coverage of trends and opportunities includes: - Assessment of the leading co-branded credit cards from card partners--Ritz Carlton, Hilton, Wyndham, Best Western, Carlson, Norwegian Cruise Line, Princess Cruises, Sony, Best Buy, BJ's Wholesale Club, Costco, Dillard's, Walmart, Macy's and Amazon--to gauge differentiation and related features and benefits among co-branded hotel, cruise, and retail credit cards. - Trending of branded credit card and co-branded credit card usage over time by card association and demographic, and current co-brand/affinity card usage by 11 card types. - Via proprietary consumer research, analysis of the degree of importance co-branded credit card users give to features and benefits when signing up for a co-branded credit card. The section assesses the importance cardholders assign to card features & benefits by grouping responses into seven categories: interest rate, spend limits & fees; rewards; discounts; special perks; travel benefits; and protection/management. - Market sizing for U.S. general purpose credit cards and co-branded credit cards, as well as a market driver analysis including credit loan volume, delinquency, loans outstanding trending. - Market sizing and segmentation by issuer and network/association, by number of partnerships. - Trends & opportunities in the co-brand and affinity credit card space, including affluent consumers, the middle class, private label conversion, rewards trends, reaching younger consumers, and cross selling. - The co-branding strategies of American Express, MasterCard and Visa, as well as the co-brand/affinity card strategies of Bank of America, Barclays, Capital One, Citibank, GE Capital Retail Bank, JPMorgan Chase and U.S. Bank. Key Topics Covered: Chapter 1: Executive Summary Chapter 2: Market Size And Forecast Chapter 3: Trends & Opportunities Chapter 4: Card Association Co-Branded Strategies Chapter 5: Co-Branded And Affinity Credit Card Issuer Strategies Chapter 6: Co-Branded Credit Card Analysis Chapter 7: Co-Branded And Affinity Credit Card Consumer Usage Trends Chapter 8: Features & Benefits Influencing Co-Brand/Affinity Credit Card Choice Chapter 9: Co-Branding Around The World For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/bm...randed_and
Stock Market News for June 06, 2014 - Market News
Zacks Equity Research - Zacks Investment Research - Fri Jun 06, 9:06AM CDT
Benchmarks notched record highs again on Thursday following the announcement of stimulus measures by the ECB intended to boost Eurozone’s recovery
Unbanked and Underbanked Consumers in the U.S., 2014 Report
M2 - Fri Jun 06, 6:41AM CDT
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/kmv7hk/unbanked_and) has announced the addition of the "Unbanked and Underbanked Consumers in the U.S., 3rd Edition" report to their offering. The convergence in technology, mobile communications and regulatory change is shaping how banking and alternative financial services (AFS) providers tailor products and services to unbanked and underbanked consumers, while also causing lines to blur between P2P and remittances and between checking accounts and prepaid cards. In the process, traditional definitions of unbanked are being joining by such phrases as 'the new middle class and 'tech-savvy college students, changing target audiences accordingly. Meanwhile, the use of AFS products and services has entered the mainstream, with more than 3 in 10 U.S. adults using at least one type of AFS product in the last 12 months, underscoring the market opportunity for banks and non-banks alike in helping to meet underbanked consumers' needs. Unbanked and Underbanked Consumers in the U.S. analyzes trends shaping banking and alternative financial services products and services tailored to unbanked and underbanked consumers, giving industry participants the guidance they need to stay abreast of this growing and evolving market. The report assesses the following: - The characteristics of unbanked and underbanked consumers, including trending the percentage of consumers who are personally unbanked and are non-institutional unbanked, by demographic, for the period 2005-2013. - Via proprietary consumer survey analysis, underbanked, unbanked & unbanked alternative financial services (AFS) users, by demographic; the payment methods they use; and the alternative financial services they use. - AFS usage overlap and usage frequency overlap, as well as 2000-2013 unbanked and are non-institutional unbanked bill payment method trends. - Unbanked/underbanked banking product trends, by using FIDC survey data exploring why the unbanked do not have accounts; using proprietary survey data to explore unbanked, underbanked and fully banked account opening motivators; and exploring challenges and trends related to bank account penalty fees, small dollar bank loans, lines of credit, and account transperancy. - How Model Safe Accounts are being applied in the marketplace, including the Citibank Access Account and the KeyBank Access Account; and we assess non-bank entrance via prepaid accounts that behave like checking accounts, including American Express' Bluebird and Green Dot's GoBank. - Trends shaping the alternative financial services industry, including check cashing, consumer loans, pawn loans, car title loans, and remittances, with accompanying participant analysis. - How and why banks and nonbanks are using general purpose reloadable prepaid cards to reach the unbanked and underbanked, including drivers and challenges; and prepaid card innovation, including Chase Liquid and PNC SmartAccess; and assess government issued prepaid card and employer payroll card trends. - The prevalence of smartphone access among unbanked and underbanked U.S. adults, including the relationship between unbanked status and smartphone ownership patterns among key unbanked and underbanked demographics; and we assess unbanked and mobile trends in Mexico. Key Topics Covered: Chapter 1: Characteristics of Unbanked and Underbanked Consumers Chapter 2: Unbanked/Underbanked Banking Product Trends Chapter 3: Alternative Financial Services Chapter 4: Prepaid Cards Chapter 5: Mobile and International Trends For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/km...banked_and
Commercial Payment Cards: U.S. and Global Market Trends, 2014 Edition
M2 - Fri Jun 06, 6:24AM CDT
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/3dh56f/commercial) has announced the addition of the "Commercial Payment Cards: U.S. and Global Market Trends, 8th Edition" report to their offering. While U.S. consumer credit card spending may still be pressured, commercial card purchase volume is moving full steam ahead. According to Commercial Payment Cards: The U.S. and Global Markets and Trends, 8th Edition, the commercial card purchase volume grew by 13% in 2013, reaching $888 billion. But commercial cards are catching on in both the U.S. and abroad: we forecast global commercial card purchase volume to grow by 13% in 2014 and in 2015, rising from $1.4 trillion to $1.79 trillion, with both small businesses and larger corporations fueling growth. The global landscape is quickly shifting, due in part to the quick ascension of UnionPay, which now generates more commercial card purchase volume than JCB, BC Card and Discover/Diner's Club'and surpassed Visa in 2013 as the largest network by credit and debit purchase volume. With globalization occurring at a rapid pace, payments networks and financial institutions' keen to meet the needs of multinational corporations and to penetrate new markets'are growing alongside the world's large corporations. And U.S. commercial banks have worked hard to close the commercial payments gap with competitors such as American Express. Long the 'Apple? of corporate payments, American Express can offer cards, service, solutions, and a network all under one roof. But U.S. commercial banks may be taking competition up a notch. Unlike Apple's competitors, which rely on outside operating software to run their machines, leading U.S. commercial banks can pick and choose, developing in-house proprietary solutions as well as drawing from Visa and/or MasterCard solutions'and tapping their unsurpassed global location reach. But American Express has come into 2014 swinging, keen to leveraging third-party merchant acquiring relationships via its OptBlue U.S. small merchant acquisition. The basic impetus behind migrating to commercial cards remains cost savings. However, the industry is approaching that impetus with increasingly sophisticated solutions: With names like IntelliLink (Visa), SmartData (MasterCard), PAYVE (American Express) and Paymode-X (Bank of America), the industry has introduced some very enticing value propositions to their corporate clients, allowing them to leverage information, create process synergies, and control costs better than ever before. Gaining traction in the marketplace, these kinds of platforms are the real growth drivers behind the cards, and some no longer rely on physical cards at all. Key Topics Covered: Chapter 1: Executive Summary Chapter 2: Introduction and Overview Chapter 3: Market Size and Forecast Chapter 4: Commercial Card Growth Drivers & Trends Chapter 5: Commercial Card Network Operators Chapter 6: Commercial Card Bank Issuers & Processors Chapter 7: Commercial Card Non-Bank Issuers Chapter 8: Commercial Cards and Government For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/3dh56f/commercial
Watch for American Express to Potentially Pullback After Gaining 1.08% Yesterday
Comtex SmarTrend(R) - Thu Jun 05, 4:04PM CDT
American Express (NYSE:AXP) traded in a range yesterday that spanned from a low of $91.53 to a high of $93.21. Yesterday, the shares gained 1.1%, which took the trading range above the 3-day high of $92.11 on volume of 3.2 million shares. Often times after large one-day gains, short term traders will seek to take profits and, as such, investors should be cautious.
Look for Shares of American Express to Potentially Pullback after Yesterday's 1.08% Rise
Comtex SmarTrend(R) - Thu Jun 05, 4:02PM CDT
American Express (NYSE:AXP) traded in a range yesterday that spanned from a low of $91.53 to a high of $93.21. Yesterday, the shares gained 1.1%, which took the trading range above the 3-day high of $92.11 on volume of 3.2 million shares. Often times after large one-day gains, short term traders will seek to take profits and, as such, investors should be cautious.
NextAdvisor.com Announces 2014 Travel Rewards Credit Card Analysis
PR Newswire - Thu Jun 05, 2:38PM CDT
NextAdvisor.com, a leading consumer information web site, has announced the results of its 2014 Travel Rewards Credit Card Analysis. The independent, comprehensive analysis evaluated 19 major travel reward credit cards to determine the real dollar value of the rewards users earn for both flight and hotel redemption. The overall winner was the Barclaycard Arrival Plus(TM) World Elite Mastercard®, boasting the highest average rewards value. The Starwood Preferred Guest® Card from American Express came in with the highest hotel-only value and the Virgin America Visa Signature Card won the highest flight-only reward value.
Why Verizon Communications Inc. Is a Fan of Kiip
Rex Moore, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Thu Jun 05, 9:30AM CDT
At 19 years of age, Brian Wong was one of the youngest people to ever receive venture capital funding. With the money, he co-founded Kiip -- and mobile advertising was changed forever. Just ask Verizon , which is both an investor in Kiip and a...
American Express Serve(R) and Bluebird(R) Show You Where Your Money Goes With Free Tools That Track Spending and Budgets
Business Wire - Thu Jun 05, 8:00AM CDT
American Express (NYSE:AXP) today announced it will add free personal financial management tools to American Express Serve(1) and Bluebird starting this summer. These tools help customers monitor their spending by automatically sorting transactions into categories such as bills, food, fun, shopping and transportation so they can easily track where their money is going. When customers log in to their Serve and Bluebird accounts, they will also be able to create budgets, set spending limits and alerts, as well as set and track financial goals.
Result Schedules, Upcoming Conferences, and Technical Updates - Analyst Notes on JPMorgan Chase, American Express, Morgan Stanley, Maiden Holdings and Main Street Capital
PR Newswire - Thu Jun 05, 4:00AM CDT
Today, Analysts Review released its analysts' notes regarding JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE: JPM), American Express Company (NYSE: AXP), Morgan Stanley (NYSE: MS), Maiden Holdings, Ltd. (NASDAQ: MHLD) and Main Street Capital Corporation (NYSE: MAIN). Private wealth members receive these notes ahead of publication. To reserve complementary membership, limited openings are available at: http://www.analystsreview.com/3389-100free.
US Financial 15 Split Corp.: 2014 Warrant Exercise (FTU.WT.
Marketwire - Thu Jun 05, 2:11AM CDT
US Financial 15 Split Corp. (the "Company"
announces all FTU.WT.B 2014 warrants were exercised for total gross proceeds of $11.9 million bringing the Company's net assets to approximately $25.9 million.
Why Caterpillar, Goldman Sachs, and American Express Led the Dow to Record Highs Last Week
Dan Caplinger, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Sat Jun 07, 10:03AM CDT
Last week, the Dow Jones Industrials jumped 207 points, or more than 1%, and set new daily closing record highs on three separate occasions. A host of favorable news helped lift the Dow, including a long-awaited decision from the European Central...
Final Glance: Credit Card companies
AP - Fri Jun 06, 5:13PM CDT
NEW YORK (AP) — Shares of some top credit card companies were up at the close of trading:
Stocks Cap Solid Week With Gains; Keurig Soars Late
at Investor's Business Daily - Fri Jun 06, 3:15PM CDT
The market rally continued Friday, albeit in lighter volume, as investors found comfort in the May jobs report, which showed job growth of 200,000-plus for the fourth straight month. The Nasdaq gained 0.6% while the S&P 500 and Dow Jones industrial...
Midday Glance: Credit Card companies
AP - Fri Jun 06, 12:22PM CDT
NEW YORK (AP) — Shares of some top credit card companies are up at 1 p.m.:
The Dow Jumps Again as Financials Look for Global Growth
Dan Caplinger, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Fri Jun 06, 11:35AM CDT
At lunchtime on Friday, the Dow Jones Industrials had sustained the morning's gains to stand at 65 points in the green. Most investors were excited about the continued strength in the U.S. economy, with the latest numbers on jobs pointing to a...
Early Glance: Credit Card companies
AP - Fri Jun 06, 10:46AM CDT
NEW YORK (AP) — Shares of some top credit card companies are up at 10 a.m.:
Co-Branded and Affinity Credit Cards in the U.S., 4th Edition
M2 - Fri Jun 06, 9:30AM CDT
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/bm68hb/cobranded_and) has announced the addition of the "Co-Branded and Affinity Credit Cards in the U.S., 4th Edition" report to their offering. Consumer survey results show that the percentage of consumers using co-branded/affinity credit cards has fallen from 55% to 43% from 2009 to 2013. But while hundreds of smaller and less profitable co-brand programs have been eliminated, more than 120 significant co-brand credit card partnerships remain. In the U.S., they now compete against formidable own-branded credit card platforms catering to a wider audience, as well as a resurgent private label card segment. Targeting the affluent is now the name of the game, but the supply of U.S. affluent households is not limitless, and opportunities exist to target an increasingly healthy middle class, experimenting further with rewards incentives and soft card benefits. To help industry participants navigate the evolving market for co-branded/affinity cards, Co-Branded and Affinity Credit Cards in the U.S. analyzes co-branded/affinity credit card program features and benefits andretail card strategies and growth trends among bank and non-bank issuers. Coverage of trends and opportunities includes: - Assessment of the leading co-branded credit cards from card partners--Ritz Carlton, Hilton, Wyndham, Best Western, Carlson, Norwegian Cruise Line, Princess Cruises, Sony, Best Buy, BJ's Wholesale Club, Costco, Dillard's, Walmart, Macy's and Amazon--to gauge differentiation and related features and benefits among co-branded hotel, cruise, and retail credit cards. - Trending of branded credit card and co-branded credit card usage over time by card association and demographic, and current co-brand/affinity card usage by 11 card types. - Via proprietary consumer research, analysis of the degree of importance co-branded credit card users give to features and benefits when signing up for a co-branded credit card. The section assesses the importance cardholders assign to card features & benefits by grouping responses into seven categories: interest rate, spend limits & fees; rewards; discounts; special perks; travel benefits; and protection/management. - Market sizing for U.S. general purpose credit cards and co-branded credit cards, as well as a market driver analysis including credit loan volume, delinquency, loans outstanding trending. - Market sizing and segmentation by issuer and network/association, by number of partnerships. - Trends & opportunities in the co-brand and affinity credit card space, including affluent consumers, the middle class, private label conversion, rewards trends, reaching younger consumers, and cross selling. - The co-branding strategies of American Express, MasterCard and Visa, as well as the co-brand/affinity card strategies of Bank of America, Barclays, Capital One, Citibank, GE Capital Retail Bank, JPMorgan Chase and U.S. Bank. Key Topics Covered: Chapter 1: Executive Summary Chapter 2: Market Size And Forecast Chapter 3: Trends & Opportunities Chapter 4: Card Association Co-Branded Strategies Chapter 5: Co-Branded And Affinity Credit Card Issuer Strategies Chapter 6: Co-Branded Credit Card Analysis Chapter 7: Co-Branded And Affinity Credit Card Consumer Usage Trends Chapter 8: Features & Benefits Influencing Co-Brand/Affinity Credit Card Choice Chapter 9: Co-Branding Around The World For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/bm...randed_and
Stock Market News for June 06, 2014 - Market News
Zacks Equity Research - Zacks Investment Research - Fri Jun 06, 9:06AM CDT
Benchmarks notched record highs again on Thursday following the announcement of stimulus measures by the ECB intended to boost Eurozone’s recovery
Unbanked and Underbanked Consumers in the U.S., 2014 Report
M2 - Fri Jun 06, 6:41AM CDT
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/kmv7hk/unbanked_and) has announced the addition of the "Unbanked and Underbanked Consumers in the U.S., 3rd Edition" report to their offering. The convergence in technology, mobile communications and regulatory change is shaping how banking and alternative financial services (AFS) providers tailor products and services to unbanked and underbanked consumers, while also causing lines to blur between P2P and remittances and between checking accounts and prepaid cards. In the process, traditional definitions of unbanked are being joining by such phrases as 'the new middle class and 'tech-savvy college students, changing target audiences accordingly. Meanwhile, the use of AFS products and services has entered the mainstream, with more than 3 in 10 U.S. adults using at least one type of AFS product in the last 12 months, underscoring the market opportunity for banks and non-banks alike in helping to meet underbanked consumers' needs. Unbanked and Underbanked Consumers in the U.S. analyzes trends shaping banking and alternative financial services products and services tailored to unbanked and underbanked consumers, giving industry participants the guidance they need to stay abreast of this growing and evolving market. The report assesses the following: - The characteristics of unbanked and underbanked consumers, including trending the percentage of consumers who are personally unbanked and are non-institutional unbanked, by demographic, for the period 2005-2013. - Via proprietary consumer survey analysis, underbanked, unbanked & unbanked alternative financial services (AFS) users, by demographic; the payment methods they use; and the alternative financial services they use. - AFS usage overlap and usage frequency overlap, as well as 2000-2013 unbanked and are non-institutional unbanked bill payment method trends. - Unbanked/underbanked banking product trends, by using FIDC survey data exploring why the unbanked do not have accounts; using proprietary survey data to explore unbanked, underbanked and fully banked account opening motivators; and exploring challenges and trends related to bank account penalty fees, small dollar bank loans, lines of credit, and account transperancy. - How Model Safe Accounts are being applied in the marketplace, including the Citibank Access Account and the KeyBank Access Account; and we assess non-bank entrance via prepaid accounts that behave like checking accounts, including American Express' Bluebird and Green Dot's GoBank. - Trends shaping the alternative financial services industry, including check cashing, consumer loans, pawn loans, car title loans, and remittances, with accompanying participant analysis. - How and why banks and nonbanks are using general purpose reloadable prepaid cards to reach the unbanked and underbanked, including drivers and challenges; and prepaid card innovation, including Chase Liquid and PNC SmartAccess; and assess government issued prepaid card and employer payroll card trends. - The prevalence of smartphone access among unbanked and underbanked U.S. adults, including the relationship between unbanked status and smartphone ownership patterns among key unbanked and underbanked demographics; and we assess unbanked and mobile trends in Mexico. Key Topics Covered: Chapter 1: Characteristics of Unbanked and Underbanked Consumers Chapter 2: Unbanked/Underbanked Banking Product Trends Chapter 3: Alternative Financial Services Chapter 4: Prepaid Cards Chapter 5: Mobile and International Trends For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/km...banked_and
Commercial Payment Cards: U.S. and Global Market Trends, 2014 Edition
M2 - Fri Jun 06, 6:24AM CDT
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/3dh56f/commercial) has announced the addition of the "Commercial Payment Cards: U.S. and Global Market Trends, 8th Edition" report to their offering. While U.S. consumer credit card spending may still be pressured, commercial card purchase volume is moving full steam ahead. According to Commercial Payment Cards: The U.S. and Global Markets and Trends, 8th Edition, the commercial card purchase volume grew by 13% in 2013, reaching $888 billion. But commercial cards are catching on in both the U.S. and abroad: we forecast global commercial card purchase volume to grow by 13% in 2014 and in 2015, rising from $1.4 trillion to $1.79 trillion, with both small businesses and larger corporations fueling growth. The global landscape is quickly shifting, due in part to the quick ascension of UnionPay, which now generates more commercial card purchase volume than JCB, BC Card and Discover/Diner's Club'and surpassed Visa in 2013 as the largest network by credit and debit purchase volume. With globalization occurring at a rapid pace, payments networks and financial institutions' keen to meet the needs of multinational corporations and to penetrate new markets'are growing alongside the world's large corporations. And U.S. commercial banks have worked hard to close the commercial payments gap with competitors such as American Express. Long the 'Apple? of corporate payments, American Express can offer cards, service, solutions, and a network all under one roof. But U.S. commercial banks may be taking competition up a notch. Unlike Apple's competitors, which rely on outside operating software to run their machines, leading U.S. commercial banks can pick and choose, developing in-house proprietary solutions as well as drawing from Visa and/or MasterCard solutions'and tapping their unsurpassed global location reach. But American Express has come into 2014 swinging, keen to leveraging third-party merchant acquiring relationships via its OptBlue U.S. small merchant acquisition. The basic impetus behind migrating to commercial cards remains cost savings. However, the industry is approaching that impetus with increasingly sophisticated solutions: With names like IntelliLink (Visa), SmartData (MasterCard), PAYVE (American Express) and Paymode-X (Bank of America), the industry has introduced some very enticing value propositions to their corporate clients, allowing them to leverage information, create process synergies, and control costs better than ever before. Gaining traction in the marketplace, these kinds of platforms are the real growth drivers behind the cards, and some no longer rely on physical cards at all. Key Topics Covered: Chapter 1: Executive Summary Chapter 2: Introduction and Overview Chapter 3: Market Size and Forecast Chapter 4: Commercial Card Growth Drivers & Trends Chapter 5: Commercial Card Network Operators Chapter 6: Commercial Card Bank Issuers & Processors Chapter 7: Commercial Card Non-Bank Issuers Chapter 8: Commercial Cards and Government For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/3dh56f/commercial
Watch for American Express to Potentially Pullback After Gaining 1.08% Yesterday
Comtex SmarTrend(R) - Thu Jun 05, 4:04PM CDT
American Express (NYSE:AXP) traded in a range yesterday that spanned from a low of $91.53 to a high of $93.21. Yesterday, the shares gained 1.1%, which took the trading range above the 3-day high of $92.11 on volume of 3.2 million shares. Often times after large one-day gains, short term traders will seek to take profits and, as such, investors should be cautious.
Look for Shares of American Express to Potentially Pullback after Yesterday's 1.08% Rise
Comtex SmarTrend(R) - Thu Jun 05, 4:02PM CDT
American Express (NYSE:AXP) traded in a range yesterday that spanned from a low of $91.53 to a high of $93.21. Yesterday, the shares gained 1.1%, which took the trading range above the 3-day high of $92.11 on volume of 3.2 million shares. Often times after large one-day gains, short term traders will seek to take profits and, as such, investors should be cautious.
NextAdvisor.com Announces 2014 Travel Rewards Credit Card Analysis
PR Newswire - Thu Jun 05, 2:38PM CDT
NextAdvisor.com, a leading consumer information web site, has announced the results of its 2014 Travel Rewards Credit Card Analysis. The independent, comprehensive analysis evaluated 19 major travel reward credit cards to determine the real dollar value of the rewards users earn for both flight and hotel redemption. The overall winner was the Barclaycard Arrival Plus(TM) World Elite Mastercard®, boasting the highest average rewards value. The Starwood Preferred Guest® Card from American Express came in with the highest hotel-only value and the Virgin America Visa Signature Card won the highest flight-only reward value.
Why Verizon Communications Inc. Is a Fan of Kiip
Rex Moore, The Motley Fool - Motley Fool - Thu Jun 05, 9:30AM CDT
At 19 years of age, Brian Wong was one of the youngest people to ever receive venture capital funding. With the money, he co-founded Kiip -- and mobile advertising was changed forever. Just ask Verizon , which is both an investor in Kiip and a...
American Express Serve(R) and Bluebird(R) Show You Where Your Money Goes With Free Tools That Track Spending and Budgets
Business Wire - Thu Jun 05, 8:00AM CDT
American Express (NYSE:AXP) today announced it will add free personal financial management tools to American Express Serve(1) and Bluebird starting this summer. These tools help customers monitor their spending by automatically sorting transactions into categories such as bills, food, fun, shopping and transportation so they can easily track where their money is going. When customers log in to their Serve and Bluebird accounts, they will also be able to create budgets, set spending limits and alerts, as well as set and track financial goals.
Result Schedules, Upcoming Conferences, and Technical Updates - Analyst Notes on JPMorgan Chase, American Express, Morgan Stanley, Maiden Holdings and Main Street Capital
PR Newswire - Thu Jun 05, 4:00AM CDT
Today, Analysts Review released its analysts' notes regarding JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE: JPM), American Express Company (NYSE: AXP), Morgan Stanley (NYSE: MS), Maiden Holdings, Ltd. (NASDAQ: MHLD) and Main Street Capital Corporation (NYSE: MAIN). Private wealth members receive these notes ahead of publication. To reserve complementary membership, limited openings are available at: http://www.analystsreview.com/3389-100free.
US Financial 15 Split Corp.: 2014 Warrant Exercise (FTU.WT.
Marketwire - Thu Jun 05, 2:11AM CDT
US Financial 15 Split Corp. (the "Company"
announces all FTU.WT.B 2014 warrants were exercised for total gross proceeds of $11.9 million bringing the Company's net assets to approximately $25.9 million. 
