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A swiftly evolving threat from cyberattacks has business leaders feeling rattled.
February 7 -
nCino has updated its cloud-based software for the financial services industry.
February 7 -
Diebold said it's paying its investors 28.75 cents a share.
February 7 -
The subsidiary of the Purchase, N.Y. card network is working with analytics company Mu Sigma to better aggregate anonymous purchase behavior data that is sold to merchants.
February 7 -
The network's president of payment services, Diane Offereins, shares Discover's ambitious growth plans.
February 7 -
Swedbank has signed on with Bloomberg PolarLake's new managed service for enterprise data management.
February 7 -
Mobile game company True Office is working with Thomson Reuters to create new products addressing regulatory and compliance training requirements for banks.
February 7 -
Desert Schools Federal Credit Union has hired Peter Farrow as its news chief information officer.
February 7 -
Core banking software vendor Jack Henry is adding smartphone check deposit to its goDough software.
February 7 -
Google is joining JPMorgan Chase and other companies in contending that too many software patents hurt innovation more often than they lead to viable businesses.
February 7 -
Movenbank announced Thursday a name change. The New York startup now just goes by Moven.
February 6 -
Fintech provider Jack Henry fell short of analysts' estimates by almost three cents, in part because of costs related to Hurricane Sandy.
February 6 -
BofI Holding (BOFI) in San Diego earned a record quarterly profit on surging interest income and a higher interest margin.
February 6 -
Except for PayPal, most consumers have no clue that digital wallet offerings exist, finds new research published by comScore.
February 6 -
David Mitchell has been named Avon, Conn.-based COCC's senior vice president and chief partnership officer, the company announced Wednesday. He will be in charge of corporate and product marketing and new business development.
February 6 -
The FTC issued a report Saturday calling for better privacy protection for mobile device users. Financial data is a primary focus.
February 6
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Outsourcing clients, bill pay growth supporting growth that's expected to continue modestly into 2013.
February 5 -
Don't try this at home — thieves glean identity and account information off websites, then impersonate their victims over the phone and in person.
February 5 -
New research by Varolii Corp. shows that about two out of three consumers want their banks to alert them when they have low balances or insufficient funds to pay bills.
February 5 -
Michael Dell and Silver Lake are buying back the company for $24.4 billion.
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