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Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum is warning consumers about bogus collection emails that appear to come from her office.

North American Bancard (NAB) is adding technology from Moki in an attempt to secure and manage its in-store mobile point of sale system.

World Acceptance, a Greenville, S.C.-based finance company that provides subprime consumer loans, submitted documents to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau as part of a federal investigation into its lending practices.

A college chain fires back at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's first public enforcement action against a company in the for-profit college space.

Security can be difficult to improve at gas stations because payment hardware is built into the pumps, making it costly and difficult to upgrade. First Data and VeriFone are teaming up to overcome this challenge.

Ontario Systems, a receivables management technology and services provider, announced its Artiva collections solution has been selected by Credence Resource Management (CRM) to drive operations in the U.S. and India.

A collection agency in New York was shut down Wednesday after an investigation revealed the company repeatedly violated the law, according to regulators.

New restrictions on payday lending in Louisiana failed to win passage in the state's Senate as industry lobbyists argued the proposals would shutter the storefront lenders.

New York's chief judge is trying to reform the way banks and third parties sue borrowers over unpaid bills, joining a wave of regulatory efforts to fix widespread problems in the debt-collection industry.

Bringing a point of sale terminal to market isn't as easy as it used to be. Since the introduction of contactless and mobile payment tech, the number of tests a manufacturer must pass for certification is "unbelievable," executives at U.K.-based Spire Payments say.