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Weave Launches Integration with CareCredit
Weave (WEAV) announced the live availability of its integration with CareCredit, a leading patient financing solution from Synchrony (SYF). The integration gives front-office staff real-time visibility into a patient's financing options directly within Weave. "Affordability is one of the defining challenges facing patients, and practices are navigating shrinking margins at the same time," said Marcus Bertilson, Chief Operating Officer at Weave. "By making CareCredit a native part of the front-office experience, we're giving practices the tools to meet patients where they are financially - and to move more care forward. When staff can see a patient's available credit before the appointment, cost stops being the obstacle and starts being part of the plan."
Intelibly Announces Strategic Partnership with Synchrony
Intelibly announced a strategic partnership with Synchrony. Through this partnership, Synchrony's CareCredit health and wellness credit card will be integrated into Intelibly's platform. "Our partnership with Synchrony's CareCredit brings us another step forward in reducing friction in the dental ecosystem because it removes additional barriers for both patients and providers," said Eric Rindler, DDS, CEO of Intelibly. "Patients gain confidence knowing upfront that financing is available for the full scope of care they need, while practices benefit from faster, more reliable payments and an improved patient experience."
Synchrony Appoints Nimrod Barak as Chief AI Officer
Synchrony appointed Nimrod Barak as Chief AI Officer effective June 30. Barak most recently served as Managing Director, Head of AI Center of Excellence and Emerging Technologies at Citi.
Stock Futures Rise as Tech Shares Lead Gains
Stock futures are pointing higher as investors attempt to build on Monday's rebound, with technology shares leading premarket gains ahead of a stretch of earnings from some of the market's largest companies.The focus this week is on corporate earnings, with Alphabet, Tesla, IBM and Intel all set to report in the coming days. Investors are looking for signs that spending on artificial intelligence continues to translate into revenue growth and profitability after recent volatility in chip stocks raised questions about lofty valuations across the sector.Hopes for a potential ceasefire proposal between the United States and Iran have eased some pressure on oil prices, improving risk appetite, but Brent crude remains near $90 a barrel as uncertainty persists and renewed threats to shipping routes in the Middle East keep energy markets on edge.In pre-market trading, S&P 500 futures rose 0.40%, Nasdaq futures rose 1.36% and Dow futures rose 0.24%.Check out this morning's top movers from around Wall Street, compiled by The Fly.HIGHER -Nebiusup 6% after Nvidiadisclosed a 9.3% stake in the companyTSMCup 3% after Nikkei AsiaTSMC plans to raise chipmaking prices by up to 10% from 2027 to offset rising costsUP AFTER EARNINGS -3M (MMM) up 5%Novartisup 2%General Motorsup 1%D.R. Hortonup 1%Synchronyup 1%DOWN AFTER EARNINGS -Equifaxdown 13%Calixdown 11%Danaherdown 10%Northrop Grummandown 4%Charles Schwabdown 3%Steel Dynamicsdown 1%LOWER -Agios Pharmaceuticalsdown 14% after announcing it has decided not to advance tebapivat in sickle cell disease following trial results
Sees Mid-Single Digit Loan Receivables Growth
Sees mid-single digit ending loan receivables growth, with a net charge-off rate of less than 5.5%. Says customer engagement continued to be strong. Says strong purchase volume growth expected to continue throughout 2026. Says payment rate expected to remain elevated. Says receivables growth expected to accelerate through second half of 2026. Says experienced continued strength in delinquency and net charge-off performance. Says other expense dollars in second half of 2026 expected to remain relatively consistent to first half. Comments and guidance taken from Q2 earnings presentation slides.
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