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More than half of consumers in seven technology-advanced countries say they are interested in mobile payments. But the U.S. doesn’t crack the list of the top four countries in which residents say they’d consider replacing their plastic payment cards with mobile phones.
December 7 -
Sotheby’s is auctioning off a prototype of the first magnetic credit card. It’s not as impressive as you might think.
December 7 -
Housing advocates say there is a gap between the relief borrowers are seeing on the ground and what the five largest servicers agreed to do as part of the $25 billion settlement signed in February.
December 7 -
Fifth Third said it expects to recognize a pretax gain of roughly $140 million in the fourth quarter from the sale of 12.4 million shares of common stock in Vantiv.
December 7 -
Billtrust has added a new product to its suite of btConnect accounts receivable automation services.
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Chris Larsen, who made waves in consumer finance in the 1990s and 2000s with E-Loan and Prosper, is seeking to shake up the industry again with Ripple, a peer-to-peer payment and credit system.
December 7 -
Chris Larsen, who disrupted consumer finance in the 1990s and 2000s with E-Loan and Prosper, is seeking to shake up the industry again with Ripple, a peer-to-peer payment and credit system.
December 7 -
Apple introduced its Passbook app a wallet that stores other mobile wallets alongside the iPhone 5 in September. Three months later, has Passbook revolutionized mobile payments? Or is it starving from lack of support?
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Consumers can turn to a growing number of companies for financial products these days, but as Jamie Moldafsky sees it, everything comes back to relationship building—which Wells Fargo hopes will benefit from peer-to-peer payments and mobile technology.
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First PacTrust Bancorp (BANC) in Irvine, Calif., raised $43.1 million from the sale of senior notes.
December 7 -
Tech chief Ken Nagel tells Bank Technology News about the bank's new mobile banking apps and "smart" ATMs.
December 7 -
FirstSouth Bancorp in Lexington, Tenn., has repaid the $50 million it had received from the Treasury Department under the Troubled Asset Relief Program.
December 7 -
A key investor in Webster Financial is reducing its stake in the Waterbury, Conn., company.
December 7 -
Sotheby's is auctioning off a prototype of the magnetic credit card. It's not as impressive as you might think.
December 7 -
DCB Financial Corp. (DCBF) said Thursday it completed a sale of common stock to existing shareholders and local investors that netted $13.2 million in funds.
December 7 -
A state court yesterday approved a request from the South Carolina Revenue Department to notify credit unions and banks of the 3.3 million bank account numbers compromised when someone hacked department tax files.
December 7 -
The Federal Reserve Board has terminated enforcement actions against Anadarko Bank & Trust in Oklahoma and Hanmi Financial in Los Angeles.
December 7 -
At Citigroup, CEO Corbat offers hints of strategic change. U.S. bank gives mobile bill pay a boost. In Washington, a Republican leaves and two Democrats rise.
December 7 -
Barcelona residents not yet conducting tap-and-go payments at merchant point of sale may soon find it easier to do so using their mobile phones.La Caixa continued its push to make contactless payments the accepted norm in Barcelona, announcing plans to issue up to 200,000 Tap Visa stickers that consumers can attach to the backs of their mobile phones.
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LOCKPORT, N.Y. – Cornerstone Community FCU announced plans to open a new branch in the Village of Lewiston, inside the former HSBC building.
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