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McALESTER, Okla. — Linda Reaves was excited about two things in 1985, her sister remembers: becoming an aunt and teaching elementary students in Oklahoma.

A look inside the crime and the case of Oklahoma death row inmate Bigler Stouffer.

Global Fintech leader Broadridge Financial Solutions, Inc. (NYSE:BR), and SLIB, a leading-edge software vendor in electronic voting and securities services based in France, have announced the live operational running of their joint cross-border proxy voting solution.

Fintech-as-a-service platform Rapyd is boosting its Asia Pacific presence through the acquisition of Hong Kong-based Neat. Financial terms were not disclosed.

A payments app developed by Ireland’s high street banks to compete with digital banks has hit a snag after it was announced that the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) would launch an investigation.

Protestors gathered outside the Oklahoma Governor’s Mansion to stop the execution of death row inmate Bigler Stouffer.

Fintech scale-up Pleo, which offers a simplified expense management tool and smart company cards, has just extended its Series C round by $200m (USD), bringing the total raised to $350 million. Having reached unicorn status in July 2021, the new funding has nearly tripled their valuation to $4.7 billion and means Pleo consolidates its position as the largest spend management company in Europe.

Worldline [Euronext: WLN], the European leader in the payments and transactional services industry and number 4 worldwide, today announced it has partnered with ‘social ecommerce’ platform Joom, to manage payments in multiple European countries.

Online fraud fighters, SEON is delighted to announce new partnership agreements with two leading African neobanks, Carbon and FairMoney.