Headline News - January 12, 2009
- New York Times (Eric Dash) Market Place - A Cash Machine Runs Low (About Citigroup)
- Mobile Banker: Mobile Banking Revenue Outlook Strong
- The TrialPay Blog: Top 3 Ways to Boost E-Commerce Sales in 2009
- The Wallet: Mobile Banking Tools: Still Not Quite There
- Credit Crunch of 2008 Squeezes $114 Billion Private-Label Credit Card Market
- Banks and Credit Unions Collect $37 Billion in Fees Annually on Overdrawn Checking Accounts
- The Online NewsHour - Paul Solman: Why Can't We Bail Out Americans Who Have Overcharged Their Credit Cards?
- Shopping in the New Economy: IBM Survey Finds Consumers Making Trade-Offs, Postponing Purchases and Shifting Loyalties to New Retailers
- Intel Reveals New In-Store Concept Technologies at Retail’s Big Show
- Givex Gift Card Programs Certified to SAP Business One with Navigator Business One Solutions
- CreditCards.com: Poll: Credit card payments last on list of bills
- Stoneycreek Offers Guests Northwoods-Style Hospitality With Extra Measure of Security, Efficiency and Service from Merchant Link
- Washington Post - Security Fix Blog: Tiny Charges Often Precede Big Trouble
- Near Field Communications World: NFC handset delays still to be expected says IMS Research
- AuctionBytes: Amazon.com Promotes Online Payment Service to Merchants
- ViVOtech Appoints John Shap as Senior Vice President of Global Sales
- Reuters: U.S. Bank Earnings May Be "Frightful"
- Accertify and Litle & Co. Partner to Combat Credit Card Fraud
- Sino Payments and TAP Group Team Up in China for Customers
- Fiserv Source Capture Suite Ranked #1 Branch and Teller Capture Software Solution
- VeriFone Announces MX880 Large Display Payment System
- TameBay: PayPal withdrawls to be free in the UK
- New York Times: Citi Is Urged to Replace Chairman
- First Data - McDonald's® USA Names First Data as 2008 U.S. Technology Supplier of the Year
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