American Express Co

American Express faces a tech‑sector pullback, but its real challenge is navigating regulatory, fintech, and ESG pressures while seeking new revenue streams and global growth.

American Express keeps rising: solid earnings, a 7.4% upside target, and new fee‑heavy products amid Fed‑level markets and stricter Basel‑III rules.

American Express’s Thanksgiving‑week spend surge shows premium card strength—and the risks of fee compression and fintech competition—so investors should weigh the seasonal upside against regulatory headwinds.

American Express’ resilient earnings, digital‑pay‑tech focus and potential Amex GBT sale highlight how strong capital discipline fuels long‑term investor confidence.

American Express’ 2025 earnings upgrade, strong fee growth, and digital‑payment investment signal robust upside, making it a resilient choice for investors amid volatile markets.

American Express faces a potential crisis after a leaked report revealed significant security deficiencies in its Australian operations, which may have exposed over 1 million cardholders to privacy violations and identity theft, and could lead to re…

American Express Co. is well-positioned to benefit from prevailing macro-economic conditions and sector dynamics, with a potential earnings boost from its upcoming 2025 security consolidation, making it a compelling addition to a diversified portfol…

American Express has increased the annual fee for its Platinum card by 29% to $895, while doubling the value of annual perks to $3,500, in a move aimed at maintaining a premium value proposition and generating incremental revenue.

American Express Co. shares are at a critical decision point, with investors wondering whether the stock’s recent gains will continue or signal a reversal in trend.

American Express continues to solidify its global presence through strategic partnerships, digital transformation, and investments in cross-border payment infrastructure.