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Cardtronics signs bank-branding deal with PNC Bank
Cardtronics Inc. today announced that it has signed a major ATM-branding agreement, ending a long drought in a once lucrative market for the Houston-based ATM…
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Government regulatory reform: What does it mean for the ATM industry?
2010 is notable for the amount of government attention that has been directed at the financial services industry. What might the effects be for financial…
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Wells Fargo is replacing emergency ATM cards with Visa-brand cards
Wells Fargo & Co. is systematically replacing its instant-issue emergency ATM cards with a Visa-branded product after cardholders complained that some hotels…
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Mobile banking is a key driver for growing smartphone use
Smartphone users comprised 27 percent of the mobile-phone market in 2010, up from 20 percent a year ago.
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MasterCard offers online bill-payment to prepaid cardholders
MasterCard Worldwide offers the new service with the intention of keeping cardholders much longer as customers.
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Philadelphia-area bank to accept check deposits from mobile phones
Customers of Conestoga Bank in suburban Philadelphia soon will be able to deposit checks from their mobile phones as part of an agreement the bank signed…
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Diebold signs ATM-outsourcing agreement with Colorado credit union
Bellco Credit Union, a Greenwood Village, Colo.-based credit union, today announced that it has signed an ATM-outsourcing agreement with Diebold Inc.
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SEC settlement of fraud charges should not affect Diebold's future, analyst says
The charges embarrass Diebold, but the company has moved forward by restating its earnings, and executives responsible for the fraud either have left Diebold…
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SEC: Diebold fraudulently inflated pre-tax earnings to meet analyst expectations
The world's third-largest ATM manufacturer has agreed to pay a $25 million fine to settle the Securities and Exchange Commission charges.
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ATM industry braces for a continued fight against the Harkin amendment
After surviving round one of a legislative fight to cap ATM fees, the ATM industry braces itself for more battles on the horizons.
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Mr. Goldstone goes to Washington … and Tweets
One retailer is on a campaign to educate the public, press and politicians about the big difference between interchange fees and ATM surcharge fees.
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Online bill payment now mainstream, women use it more than men
A new survey shows online banking, bill payment and e-bill usage continue to grow, and the people using it have changed significantly.
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Harkin Amendment suffers second blow
by Matt Cunningham — Editor, NetWorld Alliance
The ATM industry wipes its brow as the proposed fee-cap appears mortally wounded.
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'The Future of the ATM' to be shared at European ATMs 2010
The European ATMs 2010 conference in London will feature speakers on a variety of topics pertinent to the ATM industry.
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ATM industry insider sends an open letter to Senator Harkin
The CMO of Morphis gives a plain-language explanation of why the Harkin Amendment is bad for consumers.
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Harkin Amendment draws fire from industry groups
by Matt Cunningham — Editor, NetWorld Alliance
ATM deployers and others are voicing strong opposition to proposed fee cap
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Senate passes interchange restriction bill
In a surprise move, the U.S. Senate last night passed the Electronic Check Parity Act of 2010, which would give the Federal Reserve Board oversight authority…
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Finding solutions for denomination fraud
by Fritz Esker — Freelance Journalist, Networld Alliance
Denomination fraud can provide headaches for ISOs, but there are some steps that can be taken at the password security and programming levels to prevent it.
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Report: Debit card use on the rise
For the first time ever, MasterCard's U.S. customers have spent as much with their debit cards as they did with their credit cards.
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Survey: Most consumers want to interact with banks online
Consumers overwhelmingly prefer to interact with companies through websites, especially when it comes to simple, repetitive tasks like paying bills.
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