JPMorgan Chase is in talks to take over the Apple Card business from Goldman Sachs, The Wall Street Journal reports. Goldman has issued credit for the

Reports say the New York banks are in triangulated talks with Apple to shift management of Apple Card accounts--and their $17 billion in outstanding high-risk consumer debt.

The largest bank in the U.S. may be interested in yet another rescue that would help cement its industry dominance. The Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday that JPMorgan Chase and Apple were discussing a deal where the bank would take over the tech firm’s credit-card program after a Goldman Sachs partnership soured.

JPMorgan Chase is in negotiations to take over Apple’s credit card venture from Goldman Sachs after the tech frim made a push to cut its ties with the New York bank last year

JPMorgan Chase is in talks with Apple about replacing Goldman Sachs as the tech giant's credit-card partner, a source familiar with the matter said on Tuesday.The discussions started earlier this year and have advanced in recent weeks,

These include questions on whether JPMorgan would retain existing features of the Apple Card, and the price. The move of Apple came after Goldman Sachs veered away from its retail-banking strategy, thereby resulting in limited options left for the iPhone maker.