Surge Holdings

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Surge Holdings Inc is a Telecom and Fintech Software company intending to become the country’s leading provider of technology products to the unbanked, under-banked and the overlooked by selling through its SurgePays network of convenient stores and through online digital marketing. Publicly traded on the OTCQB Venture Market under the symbol SURG.

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Repay Holdings Corporation recently purchased Payix for up to $115 million. The acquisition was finalized over cash on hand. Repay also announced a $60 million increase in revolver capacity,with the goal of increasing its existing Revolving Credit Facility from $125 million to $185 million. Repay offers cohesive payment processing solutions to verticals, which possess precise transaction processing requirements. Its technological platform functions to reduce the complexity of elec...

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From June 30, Goldman Sachs Group Inc will only help take a company public if it has at least one diverse board member, as such companies perform better after listing, Chief Executive David Solomon said on CNBC on Thursday. The policy will apply to U.S. and European companies and will increase over time, with the bank requiring two diverse board members starting in June 2021, Solomon said. Solomon did not define what the company meant by "diverse" candidates, but said the focus was on ...

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Repay Holdings Corporation recently purchased Payix for up to $115 million. The acquisition was finalized over cash on hand. Repay also announced a $60 million increase in revolver capacity,with the goal of increasing its existing Revolving Credit Facility from $125 million to $185 million. Repay offers cohesive payment processing solutions to verticals, which possess precise transaction processing requirements. Its technological platform functions to reduce the complexity of elec...

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U.S. SEC PROVIDES 'CONDITIONAL' DISCLOSURE RELIEF FOR FIRMS HIT BY CORONAVIRUS

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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) said on Wednesday that it would give companies affected by coronavirus more time to file certain disclosures. The watchdog said companies affected by the outbreak of the flu-like respiratory disease now have an additional 45 days to file certain disclosures, including quarterly reports. U.S.-listed companies seeking such a delay must explain why the relief is needed, the agency said. It would also consider providing additional extensions for any ...

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GOLDMAN SACHS WILL NO LONGER HELP COMPANIES WITH ALL-MALE BOARDS TO FLOAT IPOS

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