BELLEVUE, Wash.—T-Mobile, the second-largest wireless carrier in the United States, is planning to launch its own credit card, while another big retailer in the card space said its plans remain on target.
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NEW YORK—The ransomware landscape continues to evolve and change.
SAN FRANCISCO—Square has publicly launched support for Tap to Pay on iPhone to sellers across the United States, enabling small merchants and independent retailers to use their iPhone as a payment terminal.
ARLINGTON, Va.—While the data indicate retail sales saw no change in September following an increase of 0.4% in August, that’s not the whole picture, says one economist.
SACRAMENTO, Calif.—CUNA has filed an amicus brief on behalf of Golden 1 Credit Union in a lawsuit, Burgardt v. The Golden 1 Credit Union.
AUSTIN, Texas–A credit union CEO is calling on his peers to follow his CU’s lead and slash their fees.
WASHINGTON—With a reissue deadline approaching, the Federal Reserve’s final rule on Regulation II, which covers debit card interchange fees and network routing exclusivity, has been broken down by NAFCU.
WASHINGTON—NAFCU has written to the Federal Housing Finance Agency’s (FHFA) Office of Financial Technology in response to its RFI on fintech in housing finance, expressing support but also urging the FHFA to protect “the safety and soundness of the housing finance system.”
WASHINGTON—The CFPB is being reminded of its obligations under the Paperwork Reduction Act in a joint letter from five financial institution trade groups that includes NAFCU and CUNA.
NEW YORK–The nation’s largest banks have been signaling their concerns over a pending recession, and although their heir third-quarter profits were strong, the numbers were muted by increases in their allowances for loan losses.