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Square is giving small merchants more flexibility in how they pay for credit-card transactions, increasing competition with PayPal's rival card reader.
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Discover Financial Services is facing a new lawsuit over the marketing of its payment protection and other fee-based credit card products — this time from one of its own shareholders.
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The supplier of point of sale devices will use TransArmor data encryption technology.
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Angry investors say the card giant's reputation has been sullied by claims that it has used deceptive methods to sign consumers up for payment and identity theft protection.
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ID Tech, a supplier of point-of-sale devices, has agreed to begin outfitting its SecureMag readers with TransArmor data encryption and tokenization from First Data.
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A $1.7 billion portfolio of non- performing, federally insured home loans will be offered for sale at auction next month as the government seeks to reduce losses from mounting foreclosures.
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Bank employees also volunteer to install solar systems in homes in low-income communities.
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It didn't take long for Jumio to release a new version of its Netswipe mobile software-development kit.
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Banks have been talking for years about using plain language in their disclosure notices, but only recently have they started to take action.
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A new joint venture between retailers and banks takes aim at PayPal, Google Wallet and Isis.
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Norwegian banking group SpareBank 1 Gruppen will license Total System Services Inc.'s Prime 4 card-management system to support its issuance and issuer-processing activities under a deal the two companies announced.
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Old National Bancorp (ONB) in Evansville, Ind., will sell or close 27 branches as part of ongoing efforts to cut costs.
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As more consumers try out Fiserv Inc.'s person-to-person payment service, Popmoney, the tool is evolving to become as much a social tool as a payments one.
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Bank of America said it hasn't yet refinanced a "significant number" of loans as part of the industry's $25 billion settlement of foreclosure abuses.
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Wells Fargo (WFC) has formed a group dedicated to serving residential developer customers on the East Coast, Texas and in the Midwest.
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In a plan to develop a mobile wallet of their own, a joint venture of retailers — including Wal-Mart and Target — is working with banks to provide a merchant-friendly alternative to Isis, PayPal and Google Wallet.
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The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency has lifted a regulatory order against Alaska Pacific Bancshares (AKPB) in Juneau.
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Automobile finance firm Global Lending Services has acquired subprime auto loan originator, Resurgent Auto Finance, and has secured fresh capital for growth.
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Aspiring bank buyers including Scott Custer of Piedmont Community Bank Holdings believe that proposed capital rules could reduce pricing and premiums for sellers.
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New proposals would require appraisals for "higher-risk" mortgages, and compel lenders to notify borrowers of their right to an appraisal report. But loans meeting the special QM standard would enjoy a lighter touch.
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