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The Stamford, Conn., credit card issuer reported net income of $576 million, up 5.3% from the same period a year earlier.
January 20 -
Documents filed in connection with a $586 million settlement reveal how certain agents for the global money transmitter enabled extensive fraud and money laundering.
January 20 -
American Express spend a record amount of marketing and promotions in 2016, following Costco's departure.
January 20 -
The parent of Alipay is also investigating uses for biometrics and artificial intelligence.
January 20 -
Rather than killing off the plastic card, smartphones are strengthening it. Many issuers' card accounts are more valuable than ever, with perks made possible only through the development of smartphone apps.
January 20 -
The wave of new technology for CFOs should include easier invoicing and a user experience that resembles consumer e-commerce.
January 20
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American Express Co., the largest U.S. credit-card issuer by purchases, said fourth-quarter profit fell 8.2 percent as expenses exceeded analysts’ estimates and the firm set aside more money to cover bad loans.
January 19 -
BBVA Compass has renewed its long-term payment services agreement with TSYS for processing consumer, commercial and small-business credit cards.
January 19 -
The Western Union Company agreed to pay $586 million and admitted to a lapse in anti-money laundering controls in an agreement with the U.S. Justice Department and other U.S. authorities.
January 19 -
Michael Corbat told analysts Tuesday that Citi will no longer report Citi Holdings, its erstwhile "bad bank," as a separate entity.
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