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Online payday lenders operate a Wild West marketplace full of financial fraud and consumer abuses, according to a new report released by the Pew Charitable Trusts.
October 2 -
Just when it seemed that some banks might be putting their legal woes behind them, another threat has emerged that could involve the entire industry debt- collections litigation.
October 2 -
The recent exploit of Signature Systems terminals, used by Jimmy John's restaurants and other clients, shows that the point of sale is still a key target for hackers. And the addition of EMV-chip technology won't scare them off.
October 2 -
New York's top banking regulator has the power to regulate online lenders owned by Native American tribes, the U.S. Court of Appeals in New York ruled Wednesday.
October 1 -
Kristen Albert, a supervisor at a Massachusetts collection agency, took the stand in a murder trial on Tuesday.
October 1 -
A lawsuit filed Wednesday by New York Attorney General Eric T. Schneiderman's office accuses two law firms and their lead attorney of participating in a fraudulent mortgage rescue scheme.
October 1 -
Kristen Albert, a supervisor at a Massachusetts collection agency, took the stand in a murder trial on Tuesday.
October 1 -
Global Payments Inc. now calls its integrated solutions division OpenEdge.
October 1 -
Manufactured-home owners often pay higher interest rates for their loans than borrowers whose homes were built onsite, according to a report released Wednesday
October 1 -
Student loan debt totals a record $1.2 trillion but the rampant growth could slow as the strengthening economy reduces the number of new loans, Deputy Treasury Secretary Sarah Bloom Raskin said Monday.
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