American Express Hits the Gas With Expanded Global Sponsorship Of Formula 1
American Express and Formula 1 Partnership: American Express has expanded its partnership with Formula 1 to a global level, becoming an Official Partner and enhancing fan experiences at various F1 Grands Prix while hosting business customers through hospitality offerings.
Recent Developments and Financial Performance: American Express recently became the sole owner of Swisscard after UBS Group sold its stake, amidst mixed third-quarter results that fell slightly below analyst expectations, with AXP shares down 0.19% at $271.88.
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American Express and Formula 1 Partnership: American Express has expanded its partnership with Formula 1 to a global level, becoming an Official Partner and enhancing fan experiences at various F1 Grands Prix while hosting business customers through hospitality offerings.
Recent Developments and Financial Performance: American Express recently became the sole owner of Swisscard after UBS Group sold its stake, amidst mixed third-quarter results that fell slightly below analyst expectations, with AXP shares down 0.19% at $271.88.





