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The card networks earlier this year introduced faster versions of EMV payments to ease checkout times. They've since had a hard time winning merchant adoption.

Like Uber, Airbnb has become a popular partner for payment companies.

There are a few lessons credit union leaders can learn from the Wells Fargo debacle in order to manage a crisis from the executive level.

Employee termination notices sent by Wells Fargo to the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority raise new questions about the bank's knowledge of fraudulent account openings and indicate it may have taken retaliatory measures against potential whistleblowers, three Democratic senators alleged Thursday.

A group of banks is turning to Swift's anti money laundering tools, with a particular eye on "de-risking."

Wells Fargo chief Tim Sloan on Thursday downplayed the financial damage from the bank's phony-accounts scandal and insisted there is still a role for cross-selling if conducted properly.

New York Community Bank in Westbury will have its name attached to the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, former home of the New York Islanders hockey team, when the renovated arena reopens next spring.

Depending on the outcome of the election, the fight over two conflicting state ballot initiatives could provide a road map for the embattled payday lending industry or consumer activists seeking bans in other states.

Patent-troll litigation costs American companies $29 billion a year, and fintech startups as well as big banks are now in the crosshairs. A growing number are banding together to defend themselves.