Visa and Mastercard have reached a revised settlement, slightly lowering swipe fees and granting merchants more flexibility.

Businesses accused the card companies of charging them too much to accept their cards as payment. The settlement, if approved ...

Third time's a charm? Visa and Mastercard said they've reached a credit card swipe-fee deal (again) with merchants. Would it ...

Visa/Mastercard may cut swipe fees a hair (about 0.1%), which helps stores but won’t show up as obvious price drops for ...

If approved, the settlement calls for Visa and Mastercard to reduce their swipe fees by 0.1% for five years. But trade groups ...

Following a judge's rejection of a 2024 settlement with merchants, the card networks are offering a slightly higher interchange reduction and easing card acceptance rules. It's the latest attempt to ...

Visa and Mastercard have agreed to a revised settlement with merchants who accused the payment giants of imposing excessive fees for processing credit card transactions. The proposed deal, revealed in ...

Visa Inc., with a market cap of $669.78 billion, is a dominant player in the payment processing industry, outperforming the S&P 500 despite its high valuation. The company reported a 10.1% revenue ...

The agreement would allow merchants to lower fees and reject certain credit cards. But what does it mean for the stocks—and shoppers.

Visa and Mastercard unveiled a revised settlement with merchants who accused them of overcharging credit card processing fees ...

For long-term investors, the fund’s decision likely suggests a tactical profit-taking phase amid broad market gains, not a ...

In an attempt to reach the large and rapidly growing Asia-Pacific e-commerce market, Visa is turning to digital payment technology that's designed to replicate the interoperability of in-store and ...