Headline News - January 21, 2009
- WSJ.com: What to Do When a Bank Collapses
- NetBanker: Bank of America Has Another Blog, this One Supports Mobile Banking
- Washington Post: Regulatory System Allows Banks to Avoid Enforcement
- AP: Heartland says it has closed security hole: Financial News - Yahoo! Finance
- MoneyGram International Names Pamela Patsley Chairman of the Board; Anthony Ryan President & CEO
- Citi Names Richard D. Parsons as Chairman of the Board of Directors
- California Court allows retailers to collect zip code data
- StorefrontBacktalk: From the Heartland Breach to Second Guessing Service Providers
- Guardian: Visa Europe upbeat as customers buy coffees on the card
- iPay Technologies Partners with RCU
- iovation to Discuss Money Laundering at Combating Cybercrime Conference
- Fraud Set to Rise as Financial Crisis Deepens
- CreditCards.com: Payment processor involved in massive data breach offers few answers
- New Research from Market Rates Insight Shows Financial Institutions Turning to Relationship Products to Increase Share of Wallet
- Card Activation Technologies, Inc. Settles Litigation Against OfficeMax
- The Desert Sun: Gift cards pitched as way to entice shoppers to city
- International Council of Payment Network Operators Driving Payment Network Interoperability
- Computerworld: Biggest ever credit card data breach
- NetBanker: Bank of America Knocks Mint Off the Top of the iPhone App Store Finance Category
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