Headline News - June 30, 2009
- Digital Transactions: Travel Agents Prepare to Fight United on New Card-Acceptance Policy
- TSYS Addresses Merchant Processing Client (Bank of America)
- SIlicon Valley Insider: Facebook Is Going After PayPal, Google Checkout
- MoneyGram International and Saudi Arabia's National Commercial Bank Announce Strategic Relationship to Launch Kingdom's Largest Global Money Transfer Network
- United terminates some agents' right to process its credit card transactions
- Consumer Affairs: Credit Cards Giving Consumers Heartburn
- TransCard Extending Their Cardholders’ Reach with PULSE Network
- New Report from Javelin Strategy and Research: Understanding How PCI-Compliant Companies Can Be Breached
- Zoompass Blog: Paying with Zoompass
- Fidelity National Information Services' Mobile Banking Solution Earns Top Ranking in Analyst Survey
- The Omaha World-Herald: First Data forms new company with bank
- The Associated Press: Bank employees protest 'anti-consumer' practices
- Bloomberg.com: FICO Scores Show Flaws as U.S. Banks Cut Consumer Credit Lines
- Credit card debt poised to fall?
- New Report Forecasts Increase in Mobile Banking Adoption
- Firethorn Increases Mobile Banking Security With Full PCI Compliance
- PayPal India Launches New Seller Protection for its eBay Sellers
- Sacramento Bee: Peer-to-Peer Lending is Flourishing Amid the Credit Crisis
- The Hindu Business Line: Citi brings NFC mobile payments to India
- Visa Inc. Announces Decision to Fund Litigation Escrow Account
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