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Can Visa's Agentic Ready Program Answer The Citrini Bear Case?

Tobi Amure

Visa Inc. (NYSE:V) expects millions of consumers to use AI agents to complete purchases by the 2026 holiday season. The question for investors is what happens when those agents start deciding not only what to buy, but

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