Two rapidly growing companies may become Wall Street's next stock-split stocks.
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Visa Inc (NYSE:V) has relaunched its Visa SavingsEdge program, aiming to offer better value to small businesses (SMBs) in the United States and Canada. For over a decade, Visa SavingsEdge has provided eligible Small Business cardholders with savings, tools, and resources to support their growth, the company said in its press release. The latest enhancements introduce a dynamic platform with new offerings and features to facilitate smarter spending and saving. Also Read: Mastercard Looks To Fight