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TLDR: Data from Rice University’s Survey of All Students (SAS) indicates a need for more off-campus housing and finance resources. Changes were made to the SAS to include questions about off-campus housing

TLDR: Netflix is hiring a financial analyst to analyze residuals, which are additional compensation paid to talent for the reuse of content beyond their initial compensation. The analyst will be responsible for

TLDR: AI is revolutionizing the future of fintech by boosting efficiency and improving customer experience. Approximately 51% of fintech firms are already using AI in at least one critical business operation, allowing

The Baseball Hall of Fame is facing financial challenges and a drop in attendance due to the impact of COVID-19. The organization’s revenue declined from $9.43 million in 2021 to $2.36 million

TLDR: Rapid growth is expected for account-to-account (A2A) payments, which allow money to be transferred directly from one party’s account to another instantly. Payment fraud, particularly authorised push payment (APP) fraud, is

TLDR: Carmoola, a UK fintech specializing in direct-to-consumer car finance, has raised £15.5 million ($20.6 million) in equity investment. The fundraising follows a £8.5 million Series A round and a £95 million

MT Finance has announced that it is cutting rates on its buy-to-let loans by up to 100 basis points. The specialist lender’s new rates start from 4.65% for two-year fixes on standard

TLDR: Finastra is partnering with Databricks to enhance its product development and artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities. The collaboration will enable Finastra to access and deliver value with AI, including generative AI, whilst

TLDR: Customers are increasingly turning to digital banking, but there are aspects of the financial journey that are still best accomplished with a human touch. Banks that fail to strike a balance

TLDR: Citigroup plans to cut 20,000 jobs over the next two years in an effort to streamline operations after disappointing Q4 2023 results. The job cuts will make up approximately 10% of