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Swiping their way higher: Visa, Mastercard could be the next $1 trillion companies

By Lewis Krauskopf on Feb 3, 2020 6:45AM
Swiping their way higher: Visa, Mastercard could be the next $1 trillion companies

If they maintain recent pace of price growth after gaining 50 percent in last year.

Tech and internet titans were the first to reach US$1 trillion in stock market value, but the next US companies that could do so are better known for their plastic. Soaring stock prices are propelling credit and debit card companies Visa Inc and Mastercard Inc up the market value charts, where ...

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By Lewis Krauskopf
Feb 3 2020
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