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Nu Holdings now serves 135 million customers across Brazil, Mexico, and Colombia, making it one of the world’s largest fintechs by customer count.
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Nu Holdings now serves 135 million customers across Brazil, Mexico, and Colombia, making it one of the world’s largest fintechs by customer count.
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U.S. commercial oil inventories are dangerously low as the U.S.-Iran conflict enters its fourth month with no resolution in sight, raising supply and earnings risks.
