Master Card the second-biggest U.S. payments network, posted a first-quarter profit that beat analysts’ estimates as customer spending climbed.
Net income increased 12 percent to $766 million, or $6.23 a share, from $682 million, or $5.36, a year earlier, the Purchase, New York-based company sa
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