American Express Co

American Express’s new preferred‑stock dividend and modest institutional trades signal steady value delivery while the firm’s dual payment‑and‑travel strategy keeps it poised for growth.

American Express eyes Q1 earnings amid a possible U.S. credit‑card rate cap—how could a 5‑point cut hit its fee‑based revenue and investor outlook?

American Express shares dip as Trump proposes a 10% credit‑card interest‑rate cap, raising questions about the impact on its profitability and consumer costs.

American Express faces a new risk‑reassessment after Warren Buffett’s retirement and a proposed 24% credit‑card rate cap, but its premium‑card strategy and travel focus may offset potential earnings hits.

American Express: How Buffett’s exit, UBS conference talks, and a Saks reward push could reshape its valuation, fee‑model, and consumer‑finance edge.

American Express leads Canada’s rewards survey, boosting shares and positioning the brand for digital‑first growth. Discover why Amex is a top pick for investors.

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.