The card skimming epidemic at pay-at-the-pump terminals in Alachua, Fla., has pushed local law enforcement to encourage consumers to pay for their gas with cash.
Journalists cannot lose perspective. I was reminded of this point last week, after delivering a brief presentation to a small group of community banks and credit unions.
Magnetic-stripe cards are quickly showing their age, and are increasingly giving the rest of the world a reason to point a finger of shame at the United States.
The one remaining hurdle for Heartland is located in a courtroom in Houston, Texas, where U.S. District Judge Lee Rosenthal presides over the last remaining class action suit.
The Treasury Department blamed a cloud computing provider for the disruption of its website that provides the Internet face of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, the agency that prints United States currency.
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