Privacy at the New Year: Are We Coming Or Going?
News in mid-December on two different frontsillustrated the deep gulf that separates privacy advocates fromcompulsive data gatherers. On the one ...
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News in mid-December on two different frontsillustrated the deep gulf that separates privacy advocates fromcompulsive data gatherers. On the one ...
Mobile apps have become the next big thing inpayments, but in the land rush for space on smartphones many appdesigners ...
In 2012, the debit industry in the U.S. beganto recover from the turmoil resulting from the Durbin Amendment,but that doesn't ...
VeriFone Dec. 13 announced it will divestmany of its assets in its Sail mobile point-of-sale (mPOS) product.The San Jose, Calif.-based ...
Interchange fees in China have remained at a level lower than many developed markets, especially the United States. Chinese regulators ...
European Union leaders recently celebrated anew agreement that would place all banks operating in the eurozoneunder a single oversight body ...
As 2012 nears its end, this is a good time toreflect on emerging-technology developments from the previous 12months. With that ...
Note: This blog was originally intended to be publishedin the comments section at Time Magazine's blog here: Time.com's comments sectionhad ...
The once forgotten, but now hotly contested credit card swipe-fee lawsuit settlement continues to inch forward towards a final approval ...
Since the financial crisis started, consumershave demonstrated an aversion to borrowing, and to some extent, theentire category of credit products. ...
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