Headline News - October 9, 2009
- CreditCards.com: Study: Consumers get more frugal, practical with buying gift cards
- The Globe and Mail: Ottawa to unveil rules for credit, debit card issuers: sources
- The Atlantic Business Channel: What Will Fewer Overdraft Fees Mean?
- BusinessWeek: Small Merchants' Attempt to Hold Down Interchange Fees
- PayPal’s plans for a single consumer identity
- Digital Transactions: House Interchange Bill Brings Out the Venom on Both Sides
- Near Field Communications World: The NFC Report: Retailers begin to seize the initiative with NFC coupons and loyalty programmes
- BusinessWeek: Intuit and the Dangers of Hubris
- Los Angeles Times Editorial: The price of overdraft protection
- US News and World Report: 3 Myths About Credit Card Fees for Businesses
- Safeway Delivers Facebook Users Exclusive Coupons
- InsideARM: Credit Card Debt Evaporating in U.S.; Down 13 percent in August
- Chicago Tribune: It's safe to use your phone for banking, experts say
- Washington Report: Congress Looks at Oppressive Credit Card Rules
- NACS Online: Washington Report: Congress Looks at Oppressive Credit Card Rules
- SFGate.com: Wells Fargo boosts credit card rates
- Express Computer: Mobile Banking adoption in India
- Singapore News: NETS launches FlashPay card that allows payments for transport, retail services
- NYTimes.com: Regulators Say Banks Face Duller Future
- USATODAY.com: Cyberthieves find workplace networks are easy pickings
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