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It just was a matter of time before a major brand would experience a data breach in 2016. While the Wendy’s card data breach is under investigation it has reinvigorated a discussion among merchants who want to avoid being the next target (no pun intended).

Housing policy focused on government guarantees and the 30-year mortgage hasn't done much to help low- and middle-income homeowners build wealth.

If you're going to make your members spend precious time providing you with all that data, the least you could do is actually make good use of it.

Despite their recent growth, too few marketplace lenders are reporting data to the consumer reporting agencies, which could negative repercussions on the financial system.

Dem Debate Focuses on Wall Street; More Bad News for European Banks

Now's the time for merchants to bolster risk management ahead of the coming onslaught of card not present fraud.

Barclays' Barbara Byrne talks about the impact of conferences, events and endless reports on the state of women's advancement in the workplace. Wall Street women still make 40% less than their male counterparts, the government finds. Could the next U.N. leader be a Bulgarian woman? And a legendary woman in tech on how to achieve gender parity. Also, Cathy Bessant, Louise Roseman and Barbara Boxer.

The amount of complaints in the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s database dealing with payday loans is relatively small, so why is the proposal to regulate payday lenders so sweeping?

It is outside the realm of possibility for bitcoin's blockchain to serve any useful purpose for the intermediaries it was designed to replace.

Flint's Mortgage Woes; Bank Stocks Take Pounding