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The Princeton, N.J.-based processor Heartland Payment Systems is moving its sales headquarters to a new building in Edmond, Okla.
March 7 -
The Electronic Transactions Association is lobbying Congress to enact a uniform national data breach reporting standard that would replace a welter of contradictory state and local rules.
March 7 -
The Utah Senate approved payday lending reform on Thursday and will be sent to Gov. Gary Herbert's office for a signature.
March 7 -
DECA Financial Services, an Indiana consumer debt collection firm previously lauded by Inc. magazine as one of the fastest-growing U.S. companies, is now facing serious debt problems of its own.
March 7 -
Total outstanding balances of bank and retail-issued cards and home finance increased in January for the third consecutive month, the first time that has happened in more than three years, according to the latest Equifax National Consumer Credit Trends Report.
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A decline in overall credit risk can be attributed to a national drop in credit card, auto loan and mortgage delinquency rates, which are at near historic lows, according to TransUnion officials.
March 6 -
ACA International's Research Department reviewed 14,328 complaints received by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to determine trends, provide an analysis of the information behind the numbers and share recommendations for improvement.
March 6 -
Apollo Credit Agency Inc., a collection agency based in Lakewood, Colo., and general manager James Saddoris are facing a lawsuit in Colorado for allegedly failing to pay clients on accounts placed for collection.
March 6 -
As evidenced by recent high-profile data breach incidents at major retailers , keeping payment data secure in todays world is an increasingly complex challenge.
March 6
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A new loyalty feature in NCR Corp.'s Silver point of sale system for iPads aims to help small businesses develop and manage customer rewards programs.
March 5
