Goldman Is Looking for a Way Out of Its Partnership With Apple

Goldman Sachs may exit Apple Card partnership, offload to American Express

BusinessGoldman Sachs, which partnered Apple on the launch of Apple Card four years ago, may be eyeing an exit and is reportedly planning to offload its partnership to American Express.Image for representationGoldman Sachs, which partnered Apple on the launch of Apple Card four years ago, may be eyeing an exit and is reportedly planning to offload its partnership to American Express. The Wall Street Journal reported that the investment banking f…

End of Goldman-Apple partnership? Talks on with American Express to take over

Goldman Sachs is reportedly considering ending its partnership with Apple, with talks underway for American Express to take over the Apple credit card and other services. Apple has been expanding its financial offerings to generate more revenue from services.

Goldman Sachs Considers Ending Partnership with Apple: Report

Goldman Sachs may exit partnership with Apple as it considers handing over Apple credit card and other ventures to American Express, sources say.

Apple’s Card partnership could move from Goldman Sachs to American Express

Illustration: The Verge The Apple Card may soon no longer be backed by Goldman Sachs. According to a report from The Wall Street Journal, Goldman Sachs is in talks to offload its partnership with Apple to American Express. Apple launched its credit card in partnership with Goldman Sachs in 2019 and, more recently, made its new Pay Later service available to users in March. While Apple’s new financial division is handling the lending side of it…

Goldman Sachs Is in Talks to Exit Apple Partnership, WSJ Says

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. is considering exiting its partnership with Apple Inc., according to the Wall Street Journal, severing a relationship that helped vault the iPhone maker into the finance world.