Headline News - June 17, 2009
- Digital Transactions: MasterCard Launches Mobile MoneySend for U.S. P2P Transactions
- WSJ.com: Heartland Gets Religion on Security
- TSYS Expands Infrastructure to Further Support Brazil
- US News & World Report: Credit Cards That Don't Require Swiping
- Seeking Alpha: Outlook for Mobile Payment Market? Consolidation
- Probity Financial Services Launches Checking Account with No Overdraft Fees
- Bloomberg.com: Visa, AmEx Clash With Wal-Mart, Target on $48 Billion in Fees
- SmartMoney.com: New Regulation Rules: Their Impact on You
- StorefrontBacktalk: Why PCI Has Not Reduced Fraud
- Consumers Favor Internet Over Cell Phone and Cable TV According to New Study From Pew Research Center
- IBM to Invest $100 Million in Mobile Communication Research
- Nikkei Electronics Asia: TFTs Used as Fingerprint Sensors for Smart Cards
- Seeking Alpha: Why Not Start Defaulting on Your Credit Cards?
- Washington Post - Security Fix: An Odyssey of Fraud
- Coinstar: Hispanics Taking Control of Their Finances
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