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American Express Settles Currency Conversion Lawsuit

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Tami Luhby reports in Newsday on American Express' settlement of a lawsuit that challenged Amex's disclosure of its 2 percent fee levied on foreign currency conversion.

The company agreed to pay up to $75 million to U.S. cardholders who made purchases in a foreign currency from Mar. 28, 1997 to Oct. 15, 2004, according to a preliminary class action settlement. In addition, the credit card company agreed to include information about the fees on its monthly statements and other mailings to cardholders.

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