Headline News - June 24, 2009
- WSJ.com: Credit-Card Industry Woes Will Cost Consumers
- FinReg21: Antitrust Exemptions for Merchants’ Empty Promises? - by Shawn Miles, MasterCard Group Head, Global Public Policy
- Los Angeles Times: JPMorgan to Charge 5% on Card Balance Transfers, Cash Advances
- Capital One Survey of High School Seniors Reveals Gender Gaps in Financial Literacy
- The Wallet - WSJ: Sending Cash With Text Messages, Cellphones And Email
- Reuters: Visa Brazil affiliate bans 19 brokerages from IPO
- Digital River Debuts Limited Edition E-Commerce Solution
- Global Contactless Smart Cards Market to Cross $2.35 Billion by 2015, According to New Report by Global Industry Analysts
- New York Times Editorial: Real Consumer Protection
- NetBanker: New Online Banking Report Published: Online Account Opening
- StorefrontBacktalk: TJX Agrees To Pay States Almost $10 Million For Data Breach
- Americans Make Staying Close to Hearth and Home a Money-Saving Priority, According to a Huntington Bank Survey of 1,000 Consumers
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