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Airwallex expands from cross-border payments to autonomous finance—though president Lucy Liu says it’s still ‘not the best time’ for an IPO | Fortune 0
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- August 20, 2026
Airwallex president Lucy Liu invokes a car metaphor to describe one of her company’s newest products. “It’s like assisted driving, like you have in a Tesla,” she says to describe T:0, an automated bookkeeping system that can run a company’s entire financial department on its own. “You still have someone in the driver’s seat, but
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TikTok explores peer-to-peer payments via DMs, report says | TechCrunch 0
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- August 19, 2026
TikTok is developing a feature that would allow users to send each other money via direct messages, according to a new report from Bloomberg. If rolled out, the feature would use the social media service’s TikTok Pay offering, which is already available in Southeast Asia for TikTok Shop purchases. References to the potential feature were
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TechCrunch Disrupt 2026’s new Smart Money Stage explores fintech, payments, artificial intelligence and everything in between | TechCrunch 0
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- July 25, 2026
Money has evolved to become much more than the cash in your wallet or bank account. And at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026, we will dedicate an entire stage to that progression. The new Smart Money Stage will be the place where financial technology, payments and artificial intelligence collide. From October 13-15 at the Moscone Center in
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Students Lose Spots at Howard University Over Tuition Payments Weeks Before Classes 0

WASHINGTON– A’Zariah Miles’ dream of attending Howard University was just weeks away from becoming a reality. Then everything fell apart. Miles, 17, of Knoxville, Tennessee, is one of more than 500 incoming freshmen at Howard who learned this week that they had been dropped from the prestigious historically black university in Washington, D.C., and no