Retail & Commercial

WASHINGTON — The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. on Wednesday announced an April 2014 closing date for its Jacksonville, Fla., office established during the financial crisis to handle elevated failures.

PALO ALTO, Calif. – First Tech FCU said today it has completed the installation of 114 new ATMs that feature NCR’s SelfServ envelope-free deposit and Dip Card Reader technology.

Chase Card Services eliminated the expiration for the cash back rewards that it offers on five credit cards it markets to members of the U.S. military.

Fulton Financial (FULT) has acquired a minority stake in Bryn Mawr Bank (BMTC), the result of Bryn Mawr's largest shareholder liquidating its holding.

In an effort to foster innovation, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is launching a data driven initiative that will intially involve several financial-services startups.

Charles Scharf, the new chief executive at Visa (NYSE: V), will have to dip into his own pocket if he decides to use the company plane to get away on holiday.

Trillium Asset Management and AFSCME Employees Pension Plan complain that Citigroup's stock price is still too low and it needs to explore the sale of additional business units.

The Durbin Amendment has made debit card transactions more transparent, increased marketplace competitiveness and reduced prices. Now Congress needs to focus on credit cards.

With President Obama re-elected and Senate Democrats in the legislative driver's seat, the Dodd-Frank Act is here to stay.

Fewer loan losses and higher fee income helped Carver Bancorp (CARV) in New York narrow its loss in the company’s fiscal second quarter.