American Express (AXP)

American Express is a financial giant with an attractive customer base, but that isn't enough for it to be a millionaire maker.

There are powerful inducements to holding an Amex credit card.

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American Express Co (NYSE: AXP) has announced significant upgrades to its U.S. Platinum cards, adding new perks worth over $3,500 annually while increasing the annual fee by $200.

American Express is testing Web3 without shouting about it. The feature is pitched as valueless keepsakes, not tradable NFTs.

Shares of advertising-platform Cardlytics are surging Thursday morning. The surge followed a bullish Citron Research tweet linking Cardlytics to the American Express Platinum card refresh.

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The United States economy finds itself in a peculiar and increasingly divergent state, often dubbed a "two-speed economy" when it comes to consumer financial health. While headline economic indicators continue to paint a picture of resilience, driven by robust employment and overall consumer spending, a closer look beneath the surface

American Express is a powerful force in the credit card industry.

This company may have been around a long time, but it still remains fresh.

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Delta just posted solid results and reiterated its outlook. Now the question is whether the stock's valuation leaves enough upside for investors.

A major update to the Platinum card franchise should enhance an already robust bull case for the premium credit card and integrated payments company.

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The conglomerate's next CEO will have massive shoes to fill.

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