The U.S. consumer watchdog has handed a rare win to Wall Street lenders by cracking down on Big Tech companies that are increasingly encroaching on banking turf.
The U.S. consumer watchdog has cracked down on Big Tech companies encroaching on banking turf , giving a rare win to Wall Street lenders.
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