Mastercard Incorporated Stock News

Visa and Mastercard will reduce credit card swipe fees for merchants for the next five years—which could save retailers around $30 billion—in a landmark class action settlement announced Tuesday,

Visa and Mastercard on Tuesday reached a landmark $30 billion settlement that will limit credit and debit card fees for merchants, with some savings likely to be passed on to consumers.

Mastercard and Visa have reached a class action settlement with U.S. merchants, in a deal that aims to end 20 years of antitrust litigation around swipe fees and restrictions placed on merchants.

Visa and Mastercard agree to lower credit interchange fees over the next five years.

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Visa Inc. and Mastercard Inc. agreed to lower and cap credit-card interchange rates as part of a landmark settlement with U.S. merchants that follows almost two decades of litigation, the parties said

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Mastercard (MA) and ING collaborate to enhance the online customer experience when shopping online through Click to Pay.

Alan Marquard, head of transfer solutions at Mastercard, told PYMNTS that remittances are ripe for continued transformation — to digital channels, and to digital wallets, which make international fu

Mastercard's global payment network should continue to drive strong results well into the future. The company's winning position in fintech - and expansion into China -  should continue to entrench n

The latest trading day saw MasterCard (MA) settling at $488.64, representing a +0.12% change from its previous close.

MasterCard (MA) closed the most recent trading day at $488.04, moving +0.83% from the previous trading session.

Mastercard (MA) stated that per Cybersecurity Ventures' data, the cost of cybercrime is anticipated to reach $10.5 trillion per annum by 2025.