Central banks and households are piling into gold as dollar dominance shows cracks. Here is what is driving the shift and how investors might think about adjusting their own portfolios.
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Banking is showing up inside apps you already use, from Uber's driver payouts to Klarna's checkout financing. Here's how embedded finance actually works and where the risks lie.
Ever wish you could pay for one order with two cards? Split payments make that possible, from grocery store checkouts to restaurant apps like Venmo and Lyft.
Dye & Durham's CEO George Tsivin has stepped down after about a year, with no reason given and the board forming a committee to run the legal software maker during…