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Apple Card is reportedly approving customers with low credit scores

Apple Card entered a limited launch in partnership with Goldman Sachs last week, and it's reportedly approving customers with low credit scores in a move to cast as wide a net as possible.

Seeking out subprime customers could be a risky move in the current economic climate, especially since other banks reportedly turned down the partnership due to profitability concerns.

Apple Card could appeal to a swath of underserved users, and though targeting this audience is shaping up to be a ripe customer acquisition play, it could make it difficult to attract spend.

Business Insider Intelligence's Jaime Toplin has the full story.


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Uber Eats saw a big Q2 jump

Late last week, Uber released mixed Q2 2019 earnings, with big overall losses but substantial growth in Uber Eats. Here's what we learned from Uber's Q2 earnings. Read More →

GM and VW will longer make hybrid cars for the US market

The automotive giants will instead invest in manufacturing electric vehicles (EVs) while they continue to produce gasoline vehicles to meet the bulk of near-term demand in the US. Read More →

Huawei plans to sink $800 million into a Brazilian smartphone factory

Huawei is planning to invest up to $800 million over the next three years to expand its presence in Brazil via a new manufacturing facility in São Paulo. Read More →

Ancestry's CEO signals a major healthcare play is on the horizon

Genetic testing magnate Ancestry CEO Margo Georgiadis said that the startup plans to branch out from genealogy testing and expand into individualized medicine. Read More →

Amazon's Prime Day likely drove the overall uptick in July US retail

Bank of America Merrill Lynch estimates that retail sales grew 0.6% in July, compared with a prior Wall Street consensus of 0.4%. Read More →

HSBC launched a digital lending platform

HSBC USA partnered with Amount, a tech provider for financial institutions, to launch a digital lending platform that streamlines online personal loan applications. Read More →

Small US banks are merging to pursue greater scale and cost efficiencies

A sizable group of community banks are in various stages of consolidation, highlighting how the industry-wide merger and acquisition (M&A) trend is extending down market, as community and regional banks pursue greater scale and cost efficiencies. Read More →

Researchers found fingerprints of more than 1 million people to be vulnerable to breach

The fingerprints of more than 1 million people — as well as facial recognition information, usernames and passwords, and personal information of employees — were detected by security researchers working with vpnmentor on a publicly accessible database for biometrics lock system Biostar 2. Read More →

Ericsson is positioning itself as an edge-computing partner for big network operators

Swedish networking giant Ericsson is looking to ramp up the public profile of its Edge Gravity data processing and connectivity group, according to a recent FierceWireless interview with group CEO Kyle Okamoto. Read More →

Amazon is bringing cloud services and AI to a consortium of Pittsburgh researchers

If Amazon continues to land big healthcare partnerships for AWS, it could further cement its position as the No. 1 cloud computing provider and complicate competitors' growth strategies. Read More →
 
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CHARTS OF THE WEEK

Cord-cutting is rising steadily, and greater competition around sports and news content could quicken the pace.

Cord-cutting is rising steadily, and greater competition around sports and news content could quicken the pace.

In the wake of Capital One's data breach, banks need to help consumers boost their self-monitoring.

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US debit usage thrived in 2018 thanks to card-not-present, but fraud grew, too.

US debit usage thrived in 2018 thanks to card-not-present, but fraud grew, too.
 
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