How LendingTree has grown its credit card business by nearly $21M in a year’s span

Charlotte-based LendingTree Inc. recently grew its credit card business by tens of millions of dollars in just one year, and CEO Doug Lebda is looking at ideas on how to continue the trend through 2018.

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How LendingTree has grown its credit card business by nearly $21M in a year’s span

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