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Mastercard stock treads water while Visa slips; what's behind the split?

In the past couple of weeks Mastercard (NYSE:MA) stock pulls away from rival Visa (NYSE:V), as Maste

Mastercard stock treads water while Visa slips; what's behind the split?

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