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Weekly 10-Q: Intuit reports third quarter results, more loans, payments, and sweet, sweet Credit Karma consumer revenue

  • Intuit's platform business, which includes SMB banking, lending, and payments, is growing at a healthy clip.
  • Also, JPMorgan Chase tries to assure investors of its tech spending, which in the UK, its new bank is humming.
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