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Retailers like Amazon and Walmart pay fees to credit card companies every time a customer uses their Visa or Mastercard. And it’s no secret that retailers are not happy with that chunk of change that gets siphoned off. But thanks to the emergence of digital money, these retailers are reportedly itching to get away from
“Never thought I’d be on the side of Walmart.” Nina Hernandez Posted on June 12 2025 4:00 am CDT In today’s society (and internet) there’s no better way of making your point than a good ol’ performative boycott. MAGA is using that tactic to battle a Walmart shareholder for promoting pro-protester sentiment in a New
MEMPHIS, Tenn. – Days after crooks tried to steal a Munford woman’s home, a Mississippi man warned he lost $3,000 in a mortgage scam. “I’m thinking all of this is 100% legit,” the Lafayette County man explained. “But it was not.” Harry Smith told FOX13 he wanted to lower his monthly mortgage payment. He received
There’s no such thing as a stock that’s worth buying at any price. A no-brainer bargain at one valuation will necessarily be a bad purchase at another, higher one. Yet some stocks are worth owning even at a premium because their businesses are so consistently strong. Costco (NASDAQ: COST) is a great example of a