Klarna has partnered with Stripe to offer its buy now, pay later service to merchants in 26 countries, aiming to increase its reach and add more clients ahead of its upcoming U.S. listing. The agreement follows a previous partnership in 2021 and will allow Klarna to benefit from Stripe’s payment tools, while Stripe will receive a share of the transaction fees. The deal is expected to drive revenue gains for both companies, with BNPL plans proving to boost transactions and average order values, positioning Klarna and Stripe for continued growth in the fintech sector.
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Utah bans LGBTQ+ pride flags, MAGA flags, other unapproved flags in government buildings, schools
Utah Governor Spencer Cox allowed a ban on LGBTQ+ pride flags and political flags like MAGA flags at government buildings and schools to become law without his signature, citing concerns but avoiding a potential veto override. The ban, effective May 7, imposes a $500 daily fine for displaying unauthorized flags, limiting it to American, state, and military flags. The move sparked protests in Salt Lake City, with local officials expressing opposition to the law's perceived...
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