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Chinese central bank officials told third-party payment service providers to stop offering clearing services to online Bitcoin exchanges, according to China Business News, which is affiliated with the Shanghai government.
December 17 -
Card identity and personalization company Datacard has agreed to acquire Entrust, a company that sells digital identity technology.
December 17 -
The docket at the U.S. Second Circuit Court of Appeals quickly attracted appeals to Judge John Gleeson's Dec. 13 ruling to approve the class-action swipe-fee settlement on an antitrust case that has lingered in his court for nearly nine years.
December 16 -
Visa Inc. said it awarded Chief Executive Officer Charlie Scharf compensation for fiscal year 2013 valued at $10.5 million.
December 16 -
Lemon Inc. has made several significant updates within its mobile wallet this year, moving the storage app to an actual payments-facilitating product. But to scale, Lemon needed a partner with brand recognition, which it found in LifeLock Inc.
December 16 -
A federal judge approved the multi-billion dollar settlement of a lawsuit over credit card swipe fees, resolving an eight-year long battle between banks and retailers.
December 13 -
Bitcoin enthusiasts are expressing confusion and surprise after Casascius Coin, which encodes a digital bitcoins onto physical coins, halted operations after receiving notification from the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network that it is subject to the department's oversight.
December 13 -
ATM owners and operators will watch closely and provide support from the sidelines as the new Debit Network Alliance seeks to resolve the industry's nagging EMV debit routing issue at the retail point of sale.
December 13 -
MasterCard released new standards that require companies that use payroll cards to provide educational resources, increased fee transparency and allow free access account information.
December 13 -
WASHINGTON Mandatory arbitration, a flash point for consumer advocates, is much less common at credit unions for credit cards and checking accounts disputes than at big banks, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau reported Thursday.
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