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Affirm expands its global partnership with Shopify to launch Shop Pay Installments in Australia. Powered exclusively by Affirm, it provides Australians the added flexibility to pay over time with no hidden fees, using
Read original at benzingaDave Inc. is launching Dave Flex, a Mastercard-branded pay-in-four installment credit card with no late fees or compound interest, expanding its financial services beyond short-term liquidity. The product, which began limited testing in April 2026, offers spending limits twice those of ExtraCash and leverages Dave's CashAI technology for credit decisioning. While early engagement is promising, Flex remains in early stages with immaterial revenues and is excluded from 2026 guidance, with a planned 2027 scale-up.
Read original at zacks-investment-researchAffirm Holdings shares are in focus Thursday, with earnings on deck, analyst activity, 50-day support and Edge Rankings drawing attention.
Read original at benzingaNvidia surged 9% and cybersecurity names exploded higher, yet 10 of 11 S&P 500 sectors fell as yields firmed before Jackson Hole.
Read original at benzingaBurlington (BURL) stock fell despite Q2 earnings beating expectations, as revenue missed and Q3 guidance disappointed.
Read original at benzingaBurlington Stores reported Q2 revenue of $3 billion (11% YoY growth) and EPS of $2.96, beating consensus EPS estimates by 35.78% but missing revenue estimates by 0.87%. Comparable store sales grew 2%, below the 2.7% analyst estimate. The stock has declined 15.4% over the past month and carries a Zacks Rank #3 (Hold) rating.
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