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Google is planning to launch consumer checking accounts next year in partnership with Citigroup and Stanford University, The Financial Times reported on Wednesday (Nov. 13).
Code-named Cache, the accounts will be handled by Citigroup and a credit union at Stanford University. The branding will reflect the...
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