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In attempting to prevent abuses of the interchange cap exemption for reloadable prepaid cards, the Fed may have inadvertently scuttled an opportunity for banks to serve low-balance account holders.

Suspected members of the hacker group Anonymous say they are surprised at the backlash.

The batteries in Apple's laptops can be hijacked to house malicious programs that can steal data, according to new research.

Effective "Management by Walking Around" efforts have the capacity to make any organization more efficient and more human.

In the Queensland region of Australia members of Maleny Credit Union have nixed a merger their own board had "unanimously decided" was the "best outcome for members."

As we say in New York, the new agency is going to be a first-class “noodge” – pushing and cajoling the industry to simplify, clarify and and modify some of its practices.

Sony already facing many lawsuits over its massive data breach, is now being sued by one of its insurers.

Recent articles assert that banks will benefit if a director is confirmed for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. That's wrong.

At the eleventh hour, only days before the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau opens, President Barack Obama officially nominated Richard Cordray to serve as director of the CFPB. But the appointment still requires Senate confirmation, and that will take time.

The arrests of 16 suspected members of the hacking group Anonymous may drive more people to the group's cause.