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Weekly 10-Q: Affirm – Stripe deal is a big challenge to other BNPL companies

  • BNPL companies are going to face more pressure as competition in the space intensifies with the Affirm – Stripe partnership.
  • Also, while JPMorgan claims that its 'communities of color' initiative is on the path to progression, critics say otherwise.
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