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American Express

American Express Co. engages in the provision of charge and credit card products and travel-related services. It operates through the following segments: U.S Consumer Services (USCS), Commercial Services (CS), International Card Services (ICS), Global Merchant and Network Services (GMNS), and Corporate and Other. The USCS segment issues a wide range of proprietary consumer cards to U.S consumers. The CS segment offers proprietary corporate and small business cards and provides services to U.S. businesses, including payment and expense management, banking and non-card financing products. The ICS segment focuses on a range of proprietary consumer, small business and corporate cards outside the United States. It also provides services to international customers, including travel and lifestyle services, and manages certain international joint ventures and loyalty coalition businesses. The GMNS segment operates a global payments network that processes and settles card transactions, acquires merchants, and provides multi-channel marketing programs and capabilities, services, and data analytics. The Corporate and Other segment covers corporate functions and certain other businesses and operations. The company was founded by Henry Wells, William G. Fargo, and John Warren Butterfield on March 28, 1850 and is headquartered in New York, NY.

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American Express exceeds revenue targets, eyes growth through innovation

American Express (AXP) delivered strong financial performance in Q4 2022, exceeding revenue and EPS guidance. The company focuses on innovation, marketing, and risk management to drive growth in 2023. AXP's revenue growth was driven by discount revenue, net card fee revenues, and net interest income.
Despite challenges such as increased operating expenses and strong competition, AXP's strategic focus on premium customers and efficiencies positions them well for future growth. The company's emphasis on customer retention, efficient marketing spend, and international growth presents opportunities for expansion amidst competitive pressures and potential macroeconomic fluctuations.

American Express reports record Q1 revenues and reaffirms strong outlook

American Express delivered a robust performance in Q1 2023, driven by strong revenue growth, resilient credit metrics, and strategic acquisitions, positioning the company for continued success.
While facing challenges such as evolving spending trends and competitive risks, the company's focus on customer value propositions and operational efficiency provides avenues for sustained growth and profitability.
Opportunities in expanding T&E spending, enhancing competitive positioning, and leveraging capital strength underscore American Express's potential for future growth and value creation.

American Express (AXP) reports record Q2 revenues and eyes global expansion

American Express (AXP) delivered strong financial performance in Q2 2023, driven by record revenues and strategic initiatives.
While facing challenges such as credit normalization and competitive pressures, AXP's focus on partnerships and customer segments positions it for growth.
Opportunities in expanding network partnerships, marketing investments, and revenue diversification pave the way for future success.

American Express (AXP) reports record Q3 revenues and strong growth outlook

American Express (AXP) reported strong Q3 results, showcasing consistent growth and performance across key metrics, including record revenues and earnings per share.
The company's focus on innovation, enhancing value propositions, and attracting premium Card Members positions it well for sustainable growth and value creation in the market.
While facing challenges in regulatory discussions and evolving consumer behaviors, American Express (AXP) remains optimistic about achieving full-year revenue and EPS growth in line with guidance.

American Express reports record revenues and strategic growth plans

American Express (AXP) delivered strong financial performance in 2023, with record revenues and net income. The company's focus on growth post-COVID and strategic partnerships position it well for the future.
While facing challenges in small business spending and potential regulatory changes, American Express remains resilient with a commitment to innovation and enhancing customer value propositions.
Opportunities lie in dividend increases, new business segments, and strategic card acquisition strategies, offering avenues for continued growth and shareholder value creation.

American Express (AXP) reports robust Q1 earnings and outlines growth strategies

American Express (AXP) showcased strong financial performance in Q1, driven by revenue and EPS growth, robust spending trends, and disciplined credit management. While facing challenges in SME spending and Goods & Services growth, the company remains focused on growth opportunities in international markets and premium consumer segments. AXP's strategic focus on showcasing growth strategies and financial performance at the Investor Day underscores its commitment to sustained growth and innovation.

American Express (AXP) reports record Q2 earnings and optimistic outlook

American Express (AXP) delivered exceptional Q2 results, raising EPS guidance and emphasizing growth drivers. Despite elevated marketing spend, they remain confident in their ability to meet expectations and drive long-term growth.

American Express (AXP) reports robust Q3 earnings and eyes dining market for growth

American Express (AXP) delivered strong financial results in Q3, raising full-year guidance and showcasing consistent revenue growth. The company's strategic product refreshes and focus on dining experiences position it well for future growth. While facing some cost challenges, Amex remains resilient with a strong credit performance.

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American Express Co. is an integrated payments company, which engages in the provision of credit and charge cards to consumers, small businesses, mid-sized companies, and large corporations. It operates through the following segments: the United States Consumer Services (USCS), Commercial Services (CS), International Card Services (ICS), Global Merchant and Network Services (GMNS), and Corporate and Other. The USCS segment includes proprietary consumer cards and provides services to consumers including travel and lifestyle services as well as banking and non-card financing products. The CS segment offers proprietary corporate and small business cards and provides services to businesses including payment and expense management, banking, and non-card financing products. The ICS segment focuses on providing services to international customers including travel and lifestyle services and managing certain international joint ventures and loyalty coalition businesses. The GMNS segment is involved in operating a global payments network that processes and settles card transactions, acquires merchants, and provides multi-channel marketing programs and capabilities, services and data analytics. The Corporate and Other segment covers corporate functions and certain other businesses and operations. The company was founded by Henry Wells, William G. Fargo, and John Warren Butterfield on March 28, 1850 and is headquartered in New York, NY.

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--American Express (NYSE: AXP) today announced its action plan to advance its diversity, inclusion and equity priorities. The plan includes a series of internal and external initiatives, commitments and resources, supported by $1 billion in investments toward enhancing diverse representation and equal opportunities for its colleagues, customers and communities. “American Express has a long-standing commitment to fostering an inclusive and welcoming workplace that reflec

American Express Announces $1 Billion Action Plan to Promote Racial, Ethnic and Gender Equity for Colleagues, Customers and Communities

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The card network announced that it's expanding its existing partnership with the food delivery and ride-hailing platform for US consumer Platinum, Gold, and Green cardholders.

Amex expanded its partnership with Uber to include enhanced food delivery and ride-hailing rewards

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Amex is the latest credit card company to tailor its rewards offerings to changing lifestyles during the COVID-19 pandemic.

American Express adds Uber perks for cardholders as pandemic reshapes credit-card rewards programs

The perk is available for US consumer Platinum, Gold and Green Card members.

Uber, American Express team up to offer free Eats Pass membership

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NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--American Express (NYSE: AXP) and Uber today announced an exclusive new offer for U.S. Consumer Platinum, Gold and Green Card Members and an Uber Cash benefit for Gold Card Members to bring their next at-home dining experience right to their doorstep and support the local restaurants in their communities. More than 50% of consumers share that they have been ordering take out or food delivery more often than before the start of the pandemic*. That's why American Express

American Express and Uber Expand Partnership to Introduce New Offerings for Platinum, Gold & Green Card Members

Boeing

Shares of all 30 components of they Dow Jones Industrial Average are falling in midday trading Monday, with 29 of them losing more than 1%, as the recent surge in new COVID-19 cases and the lack of progress on stimulus talks shook investor confidence. The Dow tumbled 682 points, or 2.4%, Among the Dow's biggest percentage losers, shares of American Express Co. shed 4.1%, Boeing Co. gave up 3.8% and Salesforce.com Inc. slid 3.5%.

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The card network's latest earnings report shows that it's moving slowly into pandemic recovery: In Q3, its proprietary billed business declined 20% year-over-year (YoY), as opposed to the 33% plunge it saw in Q2. The improvement may be attributed to a dip in coronavirus cases in the late summer months and the easing of pandemic restrictions, as well as an uptick in consumer confidence during that time compared with Q2.

Amex's Q3 earnings show pandemic recovery despite declines in some categories

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--American Express (NYSE: AXP) today announced that Charles Phillips has been elected to its Board of Directors, effective December 1, 2020. “Charles has extensive leadership experience in the technology industry with an established track record of executing significant organizational and digital transformations to drive results,” said Stephen J. Squeri, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of American Express. “In addition, Charles has deep expertise in financial marke

American Express Elects Charles Phillips to Board of Directors

Since the lows of mid-April, we have seen a steady recovery in spending volumes. Q3 revenues were down drastically as expected but we were happy to see lower loan loss provisions.

American Express: Travel Spending Is Killing The Name Right Now

AXP's Q3 2020 results on Friday showed improvement from Q2, but were still significantly below prior year, with EPS down 37% year-on-year. Volume recovery was markedly worse than those at Visa and Mastercard, and AXP may have permanently lost market share for structural reasons.

American Express: 27% Below Peak But Not Cheap Enough

The company even increased marketing amid a revenue decline in anticipation of long-term growth.

American Express' CEO Just Said He's Seeing "Big Pent-Up Demand" for Travel

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The American Express Company (NYSE: AXP) said on Friday that its profit in the fiscal third quarter came in lower than expected. But revenue, it added, topped estimates.

American Express says profit was lower than expected in the fiscal third quarter

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American Express' (AXP) CEO Stephen Squeri on Q3 2020 Results - Earnings Call Transcript

American Express Co. (NYSE: AXP) released its third-quarter financial results before the markets opened on Friday.

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American Express' (AXP) Q3 earnings suffer weak spending volumes due to the negative impact of COVID-19.

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American Express (AXP) delivered earnings and revenue surprises of -6.47% and 1.07%, respectively, for the quarter ended September 2020. Do the numbers hold clues to what lies ahead for the stock?

American Express (AXP) Misses Q3 Earnings Estimates

American Express reported mixed Q3 results as consumers curb travel, restaurant and entertainment spending during the pandemic. The post American Express Earnings Miss As Travel, Entertainment Spending Still Weak appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.

American Express Earnings Miss As Travel, Entertainment Spending Still Weak

Shares of American Express Co. sank 2.7% in premarket trading Friday, after the credit card and travel services company reported a third-quarter profit that missed expectations, while revenue topped forecasts. Net income fell to $1.07 billion, or $1.30 a share, from $1.76 billion, or $2.08 a share, in the year-ago period, below the FactSet consensus of $1.34 a share.

American Express stock sinks after profit missed expectations, but revenue beat

Credit card issuer American Express Co reported a nearly 40% slump in quarterly profit on Friday, hurt by lower spending by its users, while it also set aside $665 million for potential defaults.

American Express reports 40% slump in quarterly profit

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--American Express Company (NYSE: AXP) today reported third-quarter net income of $1.1 billion, or $1.30 per share, compared with net income of $1.8 billion, or $2.08 per share, a year ago.     (Millions, except percentages and per share amounts)     Quarters Ended September 30, Percentage Inc/(Dec) Quarters Ended June 30,   Percentage Inc/(Dec) 2020 2019 2020 2019 Total Revenues Net of Interest Expense $8,751 $10,989 (20) $7,675 $10,838 (29) Total Provisions for Credit

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