NEW YORK (AP) — More Klarna customers are having trouble repaying their “buy now, pay later” loans, the short-term lender ...

We completed a migration of millions of cards for Klarna last year, and this quarter we began migrating a U.S. consumer credit ... our revenue but has no impact on gross profit.

As such, the EBA suggested that a potential increase in the €100,000 limit would have a “positive” but “limited” impact on financial stability and consumer protection. It would also be ...

Parameters, sometimes referred to as “weights,” are the internal components of a model that guide its behavior. Hugging Face claims that SmolVLA is small enough to run on a single consumer GPU ...

Hours after Sam Altman and Jony Ive announced on Wednesday that OpenAI was buying Ive’s company, io, in an all-stock transaction valued at $6.5 billion, Klarna CEO Sebastian Siemiatkowski posted ...

Extension of Section 75 protections to BNPL agreements Providers will be jointly liable for qualifying claims, requiring clear merchant oversight, governance controls, and capital planning to manage ...

CNBC's Karen Gilchrist discusses the initial impact of tariffs on Europe's consumer goods firms. Newark Mayor Baraka Freed After Arrest at ICE Detention Center Texas Senate passes bill requiring ...

Many artists have tried to recreate the Mona Lisa with their own twists, and most recently, some Genshin Impact players from China made their version of the iconic painting using nothing but ...

Klarna’s consumer credit losses swelled 17% in the first quarter from the same period a year earlier, hitting $136 million. Industrywide, BNPL borrowers are increasingly falling behind on their ...

$0.35 expected. Tariff impact seen as minimal, but company warns of potential pressure on consumer spending and franchisee margins. Rebound or breakdown? See how Matt Maley is trading June’s ...

April's Consumer Price Index (CPI ... not only is the April CPI report unlikely to have fully captured the tariff impact post-Liberation Day, but inflation numbers will now be further whipsawed ...