Mastercard said that that it does not sell any information that could identify individual cardholders. The company explained its decision to remove certain advertisements by saying that the listings ...

Mastercard launched an ad network; Meta plans to sell targeted ads based on use of its AI products; and the Washington Post scrambles to stay afloat.

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Why are credit card rates so high? One answer is as close as your television screen. Or your phone, mailbox, computer or car radio. These are all outlets for advertising that helps push credit card ...

Mastercard has launched a digital media network to, it says, better leverage its 25,000 advertisers to its 500 million enrolled consumers. Mastercard Commerce Media, will, says Mastercard, take the ...

On Thursday, Visa and Mastercard temporarily suspended ad purchases with Pornhub and its parent company, MindGeek, after the latest court ruling in a child-pornography lawsuit. The action follows a ...

Microsoft Advertising introduced credit-card ads in an open beta for advertisers in the U.S. and Canada. The ads, introduced Tuesday, focus on real-time information related to brand names, card ...