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Apple has seen its Apple Card high-yield Savings customers deposit more than $10 billion since it launched in April. The account is offered by Goldman Sachs and offers 4.15% APY interest on savings.

Goldman Sachs is looking to sell off its partnership with Apple to American Express, according to insiders. The sources said a deal is not imminent nor assured so no deal may ever be made.

Apple Card customers in the United States can now open savings accounts with a 4.15 percent annual percent yield (APY) and no withdrawal fees, minimum deposits, or balance requirements.

Apple has introduced a facility for Apple customers that allows them to get loans of a maximum of $1,000 when making online or in-store purchases and divide payments into four installments.

Apple's Project Breakout to launch a next-generation financial system is facing engineering difficulties which has led to it fintech endeavors being delayed, including two that are unannounced.

Apple has launched its own savings account with no joining fees, minimum deposits, and any minimum balance requirements for Apple Card users with Daily Cash deposited directly into the account.

Microsoft has partnered with various organizations including Accenture, GitHub, and ThoughtWorks to form the Green Software Foundation which aims to promote sustainable and green software development.

Apple has announced the creation of the Restore Fund which will direct $200 million into forest restoration. Apple has partnered with Conservation International and Goldman Sachs for their expertise.

The newly launched web portal will provide an alternative way to the Wallet app for viewing and printing bank statements, checking credit, scheduling payments, and more, with the Apple Card.

Goldman Sachs and Apple are letting Apple Card customers defer their payments for April 2020 without incurring interest as the coronavirus pandemic is causing uncertainties for employees.

A new report claims that Apple and Goldman Sachs may jointly launch a new credit card that tightly integrates into the Wallet app for finance management. Cashback offers are also planned.

The investment banking group has been an Apple backer for some time, but a new report indicates that it wants to become a financing option for users wanting to get new watches, tablets, and iPhones.

With rumours that phone maker Xiaomi is looking to go public, we've now got some details about the banks which the Chinese firm is working with as it prepares for its initial public offering.