Apple (AAPL) offers Goldman Sachs (GS) a way out of consumer banking. How will this affect Apple banking products?

On the surface, it seemed like the perfect pairing of premium brands. But Goldman Sachs’ work with Apple on a cobranded credit card didn’t go so smoothly. Now Goldman has officially parted ways with ...

In the Wall Street Journal, AnnaMaria Andriotis and Gina Heeb write (paywalled; Apple News+ link): JPMorgan Chase has reached a deal to take over the Apple credit-card program from Goldman Sachs, ...

Goldman Sachs (GS) has reached an agreement to move its Apple Card business to Chase (JPM) in a deal that brings the company one step closer to ending its years-long foray deeper into the consumer ...

As Goldman SachsGS transitions accounts away from Apple Card to Chase, the global financial giant is riding high after posting accelerating earnings and sales growth. Positive first-quarter results ...

Apple has found an Apple Card partner replacement for Goldman Sachs, according to a new Wall Street Journal report. The latest development comes more than two years after Goldman Sachs and Apple were ...

Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) Q4 earnings beat the consensus estimate, but its revenue missed Wall Street expectations due to markdowns related to its pending sale of the Apple (AAPL) credit card portfolio ...

According to the Wall Street Journal, JPMorgan Chase has reached a deal to take over the Apple Card credit card program from Goldman Sachs. While the Apple Card is a premium co-branded product, it ...

The agency says many consumers faced long waits to get their money back from disputed charges and, in some cases, saw damages to their credit reports. A federal regulator on Wednesday ordered Apple ...

UPDATE: This story includes comments that Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon made on the company's earnings call, as well as analysis from RBC Capital Markets analyst Gerard Cassidy. Goldman Sachs soared ...

Tim Cook announced the Apple Card in 2019. On the surface, it seemed like the perfect pairing of premium brands. But Goldman Sachs' work with Apple on a cobranded credit card didn't go so smoothly.