How Have Profits For Capital One’s Card Division Changed Since 2010?
A sharp increase in card operating expenses has weighed on Capital One’s profits, and reduced the division’s contribution to the bottom line
Details about the factors responsible for revenue growth in Capital One’s card division can be found here.
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