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Visa Profit Beats Estimates on Post-Pandemic Travel Boost

Oct 24 (Reuters) - Card giant Visa sailed past estimates for fourth-quarter profit on Tuesday as consumers on a post-pandemic travel rebound shrugged off worries of a looming economic slowdown and cos

Visa Profit Beats Estimates on Post-Pandemic Travel Boost

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