Revolut has officially kicked off its South African expansion, applying for a full commercial banking licence.

On average, Irish consumers let go of €70.68 a year on surplus subscriptions they are not necessarily utilising.

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Leaders from Revolut Ltd. and Anglo American Plc signed the letter, which pushed for pension reforms that would push more ...

By bne IntelliNews Revolut, a global financial app, has applied for a banking licence in South Africa and appointed a local banker as chairman of its business in the continent’s most industrialised ...

Global payroll startup Deel labeled as an expense a $6,000 payment it made to the wife of the company’s chief operating officer–cash that was sent to an alleged spy inside rival firm Rippling 56 ...

Revolut have said that Irish people are wasting nearly €300million annually on subscriptions. The banking app conducted ...

This year, six providers successfully earned the coveted badge: Chase, Danske Bank, First Direct, Monzo, Nationwide Building ...

The startup aims to allow people around the world to invest in traditional U.S. assets using crypto technology ...

The minister is also expected to launch a second visa fraud awareness campaign in Tamil Nadu, where she will review ongoing ...