Alpha Modus Holdings announced that its subsidiary Alpha Cash has received regulatory approvals to roll out its mobile check deposit service in Michigan, New Mexico, Vermont, and Nebraska, adding to recent approvals in Kentucky and Pennsylvania. This expansion now covers six states and over 13 million households, including an estimated 2.4 million unbanked or underbanked households who rely on cash or nonbank services. The company plans to continue seeking approvals in more states to broaden access to its financial services nationwide. This progress supports Alpha Cash's goal to enhance financial inclusion through its mobile platform.
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Booking Holdings announced that its Chief Financial Officer, Ewout Steenbergen, will participate in a fireside chat at the Goldman Sachs Communacopia + Technology Conference in San Francisco on September 9. The event will start at 10:10 am PT / 1:10 ...
