Headline News - September 30, 2009
- FT.com: Facebook makes it easier to Connect
- Official Google Checkout Blog: Sell with confidence using Google Checkout's fraud protection
- BusinessWeek: IBM's Encryption Breakthrough for the Web
- APWG Report: The Internet Has Never Been More Dangerous
- Don't Be Fooled by Convenience Store Stunt, Says the Electronic Payments Coalition
- Opinion - WSJ.com: Don't Let 7-Eleven Give Card Holders a "Big Gulp" of Big Government
- PayPal Adds Three Industry Veterans to Executive Team
- Bloomberg.com: American Express Kills Fee for Dormant Gift Cards
- CNNmoney.com: Bank of America CEO Ken Lewis to retire
- The Canadian Press: Mobile banking in its infancy in Canada but smartphones will push up its use
- Kelowna.com: Debit card fraud surprisingly simple despite its high-tech image
- 3Cinteractive Expands Mobile Payments Platform Through Billing Revolution Partnership
- Network Branded Prepaid Card Association Publishes Leading Practices for General Purpose Reloadable Prepaid Card Consumer Disclosures
- WSJ.com: Prepaid Card Industry Fears Impact Of US Consumer Agency Bill
- Citi Launches Relationship With Sony Music Entertainment
- Key Areas of Financial Services Remain Digitally Disconnected With Consumers
- MediaNama: mChek Closes Series-B Funding From Nexus
- Bank Fraud Forum: Internal Fraud - Top 10 Threats (Part 2)
- New Citi California Pulse™ Survey Shows Californians Surprisingly Optimistic About the Future Despite Weak Economy and Job Market
- NYTimes.com: I.M.F. Calls for Restructuring of Financial System
- The Financial Services Club's Blog: Webinar: When Payments Go Mobile Who's Accountable?
- USATODAY.com: Despite recession, banks charge record checking fees
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