Merchant

Pennsylvania government agencies are not allowed to release someone's home address under the Right-to-Know Law without first making the person aware their address has been requested - thus giving them a chance to fight it, a state court ruled this week.

Consumers Union launched a campaign Wednesday asking the largest telephone companies to offer customers free tools to block robocalls.

Decisions about when and how to implement EMV technology in credit and debit cards are difficult. Many banks have decided to slowly phase it in, despite the fact the delay will open them up to greater potential liability.

New data reveals that mortgage delinquency rates have declined to 3.29% at the end of Q4 2014 among all age groups. This shift marks a 14% drop year-over-year from 3.84% in Q4 2013.

Americans increased their borrowing in the final three months of 2014 and, in a troubling sign, are wrestling more with student and auto loans, according to a study released Tuesday by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

MasterCard has launched a service that's designed to bolster wallet share of corporate clients with interests in Japan.

Payment technology company Pay.On has released an open platform for its payment infrastructure that will become available to the company’s clients.

Mobile payment company iZettle is countering the idea that EMV compliance increases merchant expense by offering a free version of its mobile chip-and-PIN card reader.

ConServe, a Fairport, N.Y.-based accounts receivable management company, has promoted several employees to managerial positions and hired new personnel.

Consumer credit default data through January shows a slight upward move in default rates from lows experienced last year, according to Tuesday’s report by S&P Dow Jones Indices and Experian.