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Visa is reportedly competing to acquire cloud-based banking and payments platform Pismo. The company has boosted its offer for the Brazilian-based FinTech company from $1 billion to $1.4 billion, Seeking Alpha reported Friday (March 24).

The potential acquisition will add Pismo's assets to Visa (V), enabling the payments juggernaut to continue its inorganic growth strategy.

Visa Inc. shares have shot up nearly 1,900% from the price of the company's historic initial public offering, which took place 15 years ago this past weekend.

Per Visa's (V) recent survey on digital remittances adoption, consumers are shifting toward digital payments due to ease of use, faster payments and security.

Visa has found that more remittance senders and receivers are using digital apps.

While Mr. Market, a proxy for investor psychology, moves markets in an often unpredictable fashion, the only real, sustainable driver of a growing stock price in the long term is earnings growth.

Recently, Zacks.com users have been paying close attention to Visa (V). This makes it worthwhile to examine what the stock has in store.

Greece has seen a surge in the number of people applying for its residency by investment program while other European countries call time on such programs.

Three years ago, we got a sense of how governments could leverage technology in times of crisis — using digital pipes to get aid to people who needed stimulus payments and assistance the most. As the pandemic hit home across the globe, government agencies disbursed trillions of dollars in aid to citizens.

Nvidia has a massive opportunity thanks to the increasing adoption of AI technologies. Meta Platforms' big bet on virtual reality and the metaverse just might pay off handsomely.