Shift4 CEO on earnings, state of the consumer and crypto
Jared Isaacman, Shift4 Payments founder & CEO, joins ‘Closing Bell: Overtime’ to discuss company earnings, fintech and consumer spending.
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Tue, Nov 12 20244:55 PM EST
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