Headline News - August 17, 2009
- WalletPop: New rules encourage credit card issuers to raise rates and fees
- NYTimes.com: U.S. Indicts 3 in Theft of 130 Million Bank Cards
- Network Rivalry Sparks 10-Year Quadrupling of PIN-Debit Pricing
- KTAR.com: Debit card scam operating in Valley
- Computerworld: Tokenization vs. end-to-end encryption
- Bank Systems & Technology: The Blog: Beyond ýCheck-the-Boxý Mobile Banking and Payments
- CreditCards.com: Have card, will travel: A guide to traveling with a credit card
- Finextra: First Data ships battery-powered, wireless POS terminal
- SmartMoney.com: 3 Pitfalls When Moving from Credit to Debit
- Credit Card Payment Security Goes Beyond PCI, Says ProPay
- Capital One U.S. credit card defaults rise in July
- Credit Union Journal: How Tiny Iron Particles Could Secure Your Data
- New Mercator Advisory Group Report: The US Merchant Acquiring Market 2009: Accelerating Change in a Down Economy
- New Mercator Advisory Group Report: We're Going to Need Stronger Glue: Social Self-Service Meets Legacy Customer Service
- The Financial Services Club's Blog: Numbers Part 16: Cards, Cards, Cards
- The Financial Brand: The ugly downside of bank bashing
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