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Mastercard
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Mastercard is a publicly owned company headquartered in the US. Founded in 1966, it employs approximately 29,680 individuals. Its main product falls under IT Services and IT Consulting, functioning as a global payment provider.
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Founded
1966
Headcount
29,679
Headquarters
US
Primary Segment
IT Services and IT Consulting
Ownership
Publicly Owned
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Feb
19th
2026
18:30
Artificial Intelligence, B2B Tag
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“It was something about the way he smiled,” remembers Tabanera, an associate analyst at Mastercard's London office. “I kept thinking: I know this guy from somewhere.” Curiosity got the better of Tabanera. When she returned home from the office, she dug out an old photo album from the late 1990s, when she’d worked as a kindergarten teacher in Buenos Aires, her native city.
Mastercard US
Feb
17th
2026
18:30
Emerging Tech, B2B Tag
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She’s in her twenties. Smart, capable, digitally fluent — and largely unfamiliar with a payment method that still moves trillions of dollars between businesses every year. When she needed to pay a deposit, she didn’t ask how to write the check.
Mastercard US
Feb
16th
2026
18:30
Emerging Tech, ESG, B2B Tag
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Insect pollination services, where beekeepers rent out their hives to farmers, contribute $22.5 billion to the Indian agricultural economy annually . But despite powering greater crop yields, biodiversity and climate resilience, the beekeeping sector remains an underseen and underserved sector, far from reaching its full potential.
Mastercard US
Feb
12th
2026
18:30
B2B Tag
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Love doesn't just make the world go round — it also gives local economies a noticeable boost every February. Using anonymized and aggregated spending data on Valentine's Day 2025 as compared with the average Friday in January and February that year, a global analysis from Mastercard Economics Institute shows how people around the world celebrate love, from romantic dinners to chocolate treats to less traditional tokens of love.
Mastercard US
Feb
11th
2026
18:30
B2B Tag
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Bello should know. Part of her job as a Mastercard senior vice president is to collaborate with partners to help people from different backgrounds learn about finances in ways that make the most sense to them.
Mastercard US
Feb
9th
2026
18:30
Emerging Tech
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This attack is representative of the new face of cybercrime, with digital assaults inflicting broader economic damage and causing greater global losses each year. This trend is creating a stronger connection between cyberattacks and the global economy, with a growing body of research showing that when markets and businesses fail to prioritize their cyber protections , economic growth can suffer .
Mastercard US
Feb
8th
2026
18:30
Artificial Intelligence, B2B Tag
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Solomon has been focused on the intersection of cybersecurity, communication networks, embedded systems, machine learning and recently AI, as connected devices have transformed how the world operates. From connected cars and EV charging stations, to portable point-of-sale systems, smart meters, security cameras and even parking kiosks, these networks — collectively known as the Internet of Things, or IoT — have enabled entirely new services.
Mastercard US
Feb
2nd
2026
18:30
Emerging Tech, B2B Tag
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Like many seniors, they had heard plenty of horror stories about people falling victim to online scams, making them hesitant to use digital banking, even though it could make their everyday lives easier. It’s a trepidation many older people share as more of daily life moves online and as AI sends cybercrime into overdrive, with scams from romance fraud to phishing attacks now totalling trillions of dollars a year in losses .
Mastercard US
Jan
28th
2026
18:30
Artificial Intelligence, B2B Tag
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This exercise is important because our business is not one that simply relies on momentum. It requires us to innovate. We are continually looking at the world around us and understanding the trends, where we can have the greatest impact and where there’s a right to play.
Mastercard US
Jan
26th
2026
18:30
B2B Tag
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As a senior privacy officer for a global health care company that worked on clinical trials and later as a compliance leader for a medical device division and a genetic testing startup, he built protections around health data, among the most sensitive — but with safeguards that still allowed doctors and researchers to unlock insights for new treatments without putting patient privacy at risk.
Mastercard US
Jan
26th
2026
10:13
Emerging Tech, B2B Tag
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“In our downtown area, we have a significant issue with traffic stacking,” explains Fire Chief Mike Kennedy. “There’s no room for cars to move out of the way and yield to us. We sometimes sit at a standstill.” Fire trucks face a different challenge at high-speed, high-volume intersections on the city’s periphery, where 20 or more lanes of traffic converge.
Mastercard US
Jan
22nd
2026
18:30
Artificial Intelligence, B2B Tag
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The conversations among CEOs, economists, technologists and policymakers revealed that systemic cyber risk and still-developing AI governance are increasingly intertwined with a more competitive world order. Cybersecurity attacks in particular are inflicting huge financial damage on both the businesses that are victimized and national economies, according to a new WEF cybersecurity survey that came out in advance of Davos.
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