Compliance

Starbucks, which handles 16% of its in-store sales as mobile payments, is looking to push that number even higher. Its evolving strategy combines its mobile app, its gift card and its rewards program into a powerful package.

MasterCard will remove the current block on U.S.-issued card transactions in Cuba starting March 1, 2015.

Many companies are fed up with passwords, but the next step isn't so clear. Biometric authentication is winning favor, but LiveEnsure contends there is a less intrusive way to verify identity.

Data breaches have hit many retailers hard over the past year or so, and Stage Stores is doing everything it can to make sure customer payment data can't be exposed.

The consumer bureau and Maryland's AG allege the loan officers received consumer data and other services in return for business referrals.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. — NCUA will collect $12,820 in penalties from credit unions that filed late Call Reports in Q3 2014, the regulator said in a statement released Thursday.

BB&T plans to add more than $20 billion in assets this year through three pending acquisitions. Management, which believes it should have no problem getting its deals approved, has started to improve how it monitors its liquidity capital ratio before new thresholds kick in.

The processor Total System Services Inc. has entered into an agreement with terminal maker Ingenico to support a wide range of payment types, including magnetic stripe, EMV, Near Field Communication and Apple Pay.

With dueling legal opinions on NCUA's authority to implement a multi-tiered risk-based capital rule, the regulator could be facing a lawsuit.

Credit union system stakeholders responded strongly to the risk-based capital rule NCUA's Board proposed in January 2014. The agency received more than 2,000 comment letters, and Chairman Matz and staff heard more comments at a series of listening sessions last spring and summer.