Why credit card rewards are targeting convenience spending

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Why credit card rewards are targeting convenience spending

If you’re spending a lot on convenience — whether in the form of grocery delivery, ride-hailing or meal delivery — your credit card wants to reward you for it, while encouraging you to spend more. Consider these recent offerings: • Chase announced in …
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Opinion: BART needs driverless trains to reverse ridership drop

BART ridership numbers for 2019 are in and they’re troubling for the system and transit advocates. Although weekday ridership stabilized around 5% below its 2016 peak, weekend numbers continued to fall. Average Sunday ridership of 111,000 was 26 …
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American Express Profit Falls, Revenue Increases

American Express Co. ‘s fourth-quarter profit declined from a year ago but its revenue increased. The credit-card company’s profit was $1.69 billion for the quarter, down 16% from the comparable quarter a year ago. Earnings were $2.03 per share, 2 cents …
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Tougher Huawei Restrictions Stall After Defense Department Objects

WASHINGTON — The Trump administration has put on hold a proposed rule change that would further restrict American sales to Huawei, the Chinese telecom giant, after some officials in the Department of Defense and other agencies argued that the …
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Burger King cuts price on Impossible Whopper as sales dip

Syracuse, N.Y. — Burger King is lowering the price of the Impossible Whopper as sales of the plant-based burger have slowed at the restaurant chain’s biggest franchise owner — Syracuse-based Carrols Restaurant Group. Burger King has added the …
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