Bank technology

The next big thing in electronic billing may be e-mail.

The struggling air courier company AirNet Systems Inc. has lost some business and a suitor.

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NCR Corp. is building fingerprint scanning and verification systems from Solidus Networks Inc. into some machines instead of retrofitting in the field or bolting on Solidus-compliant hardware before shipment.

Ernst & Young says corporate cash management is in a slump — but bankers say it sure doesn’t feel that way.

Total System Services Inc. is betting that buying a stake in what it calls the top transaction processor in China will help it quickly become a major player there, and leapfrog over First Data Corp.

Comerica Inc. has begun transmitting check images to the Federal Reserve using the SVPCO Image Payments Network.

In an attempt to create a unifying element for its financial services units, BB&T Corp. has created a division focused solely on payments.

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The online banking outsourcing provider Digital Insight Corp. hopes to cut costs at a money-losing unit and attract new prospects for its services by outsourcing the unit's call center work.

The German software vendor SAP AG is working with several major European banking companies to develop standardized specifications for a new generation of core processing systems that would use interoperable modules and could be easily installed.

Banks' fickle relationship with account aggregation is morphing into outright division.

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