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Fiserv Inc. is giving financial institutions what is says are more opportunities to recoup lost revenue stemming from regulatory and legislative changes by providing an enhanced rewards platform for their customers who use multiple products and services.

Two Russian immigrants on April 20 were charged in Fayetteville, N.C., with skimming credit and debit card data from members at four credit unions at three local ATMs.

Issues regarding the use and issuance of credit cards represent the top complaints the Philippines’ central bank has received since it set up a mechanism for addressing complaints from the country’s bank customers in 2006, according to the bank.

WASHINGTON — While the banking industry clearly has momentum on its side in the fight to delay a rule that would limit debit interchange fees, time for Congress to act is rapidly running out.

American Express Co. is hitting the streets in Eugene, Ore., to promote Serve, its digital wallet for those consumers who are turned off by the elite branding of its main product line.

Square Inc. is making its smartphone magnetic stripe card reader available through Apple Inc.’s stores and website, but the move has left one observer unimpressed.

Green Dot Corp. has established a new division to serve government agencies.

Many banks' mobile strategies have hinged on getting smartphone applications to market as fast as possible, but now the early adopters are moving on to the next step — making sure those apps live up to consumers' expectations.

SEATTLE – First Tech CU, a newly created credit union giant, has been approved by NCUA to serve 35,000 Seattle-based employees of online retailer Amazon.com to its field of membership.

FT. LAUDERDALE, Fla. — There can be a downside to growth — all those loans and strained personnel resources can be just the recipe some employees need to steal.