Fintech Focus For August 7, 2020

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Daily Perspective: Well done is better than well said. - B. Franklin

Fintech Movers: Google for Startups in Brazil recently announced the latest group of companies accepted into its triannual accelerator program. Among the 10 selected enterprises, the majority are B2B companies. - Contxto

  • Building a payment system for future.

  • Fintech startups raise record $100M.

  • Dan Gilbert: Acquisitions are coming.

  • ICE bought Ellie Mae mortgage tech.

  • RJ O’Brien acquires Lombard Forte.

  • Mini VIX futures to launch August 10.

  • Banexcoin aims to be a crypto bank.

  • Afterpay unveils new identity system.

  • Paystand intros pre-paid Zero Card.

  • Cboe prepares to close trading floor.

  • Liquidnet to automate fixed income.

  • Banked partners with British Airways.

  • Coinbase Pro will add band protocol.

  • Global Payments signs an AWS deal.

  • ASX tests blockchain-based settlement.

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Watch Out For This: Camera-equipped street lamps were supposed to gather traffic data; instead, their video footage went to police. Now lawmakers are pushing back. - CityLab

  • NY AG lawsuit takes aim at NRA.

  • Jobless rate may be topping 30%.

  • Future airports will not have lines.

  • Baldness a coronavirus symptom.

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Market Moving Headline: U.S. private employers hired far fewer workers than expected in July as companies exhausted loans to help with wages and new COVID-19 infections flared up across the country, supporting the view that the nascent economic recovery was faltering. - Reuters

  • Why the Ford Fusion is now dead.

  • Capital One to pay an $80M penalty.

  • Weekly claims fall, job market stalls.

  • SPX sectors and industries by size.

  • Brokers see 59% increase in PFOF.

  • Oil majors write-down, cut dividends.

  • Airbus deliveries surge close to 36%.

  • Carvana races to a new all-time high.

  • Hilton: Demand to rebound by 2022.

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