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July 30, 2010 |
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Barely a week after Congress landed a hard left punch on the card networks, the U.S. Department of Justice might be about to land a right in the form of a lawsuit challenging network rules aimed at preventing merchants from surcharging for credit card payments or otherwise steering customers toward less-expensive payment... more |
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The Emerging Case for a Rules Change to Force Same-Day ACH With the Federal Reserve set to begin offering on Monday same-day clearing of automated clearing... |
Acculynk Scores Again, This Time with Its MasterCard Pact Just two weeks after announcing its biggest EFT network partnership with the Discover Financial... |
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Some NFC Consensus Emerges, Thanks to Fed Mediation Executives with a number of the leading players in telecommunications and electronic payments have... |
The Dodd-Frank Interchange Haircut Could Exceed $10 Billion Visa and MasterCard debit card issuers stand to lose up to $10.7 billion in interchange income a... |
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Regulation, Economy Weigh on Acquiring Executives’ Minds In a year when Congress is beefing up regulation of the financial system, merchant-acquiring... |
PayPal Sees Transaction Growth Level off in the Latest Quarter The nation’s sluggish recovery from a long and deep recession kept second-quarter transaction... |
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Square’s Founder Says the Main Act Is About To Begin After taking a time out in June to resolve problems ranging from a parts shortage to merchant... |
As the Ink Dries on Dodd-Frank, Merchants Gird for Interchange Battle As President Obama signs the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform Act of 2010 into law on Wednesday, at... |
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