NEW YORK (Reuters) - Goldman Sachs' credit-card partnership with Apple may end before its contract runs out in 2030, Goldman CEO David Solomon said on Wednesday. "We have a contract with Apple to ...

The tech giant is slowly parting ways with the issuer of its Apple Card, Goldman Sachs, and apparently has ... wants a robust and mutually beneficial partnership or partnerships.

Goldman Sachs lowered the firm’s price target on Apple (AAPL) to $256 from $259 but keeps a Buy rating on the shares ahead of its Q2 results.Apple should deliver strong fundamental results ...

Apple's stock dipped 2.1%, while Alphabet's plunged 5.7% Wednesday. The stocks dipped following revelations that Apple may be ...

Given GS's solid long-term IB prospects, focus on asset and wealth management, and strong liquidity position, should you hold ...

When you apply for an Apple Card, Goldman Sachs will review your FICO® Score based on the information on your TransUnion credit report. While some people have been approved for the Apple Card ...

The issuer behind the card was, and remains for now, Goldman Sachs ... if at all. Apple might have to relax its requirements if it wants a robust and mutually beneficial partnership or partnerships.

Yet that's the situation now with Apple's (NASDAQ ... The issuer behind the card was, and remains for now, Goldman Sachs(NYSE: GS). At the time Goldman was pushing hard into consumer finance ...