February 28, 2002
TOKYO -- Ten major Japanese financial institutions and six convenience store chain operators plan to launch a new network of ATMs in convenience stores in…
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. -- Oyak Bank of Istanbul, Turkey has licensed ARKSYS software to drive its ATMs as well as issue debit and credit cards, marking its entry…
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NORTH PALM BEACH, Fla. -- According to a study conducted by Bankrate.com, a division of the ilife.com family of Web sites, 83.3 percent of institutions now…
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OAKLAND, Calif. -- Barry C. McCarthy will leave his position as vice president and general manager of ATM Banking at Wells Fargo & Company to become senior…
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LANSING, Mich. -- A bill to ban ATMs from casinos in Michigan is probably dead for now, the Detroit Free Press reported. State Rep. James Koetje, chairman of…
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HARTFORD, Conn. -- The Connecticut state House of Representatives has approved a bill that would prohibit banks from charging a convenience fee to…
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TAIPEI, Taiwan -- Chinatrust Commercial Bank (CTCB) has installed 16 Diebold 1064ix cash dispensers in Massive Rapid Transit (MRT) BanNan Line stations…
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SAN FRANCISCO -- Forty-three percent of international travelers surveyed by Audits and Surveys Worldwide for Visa International can envision a future without…
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TOKYO -- Japanese retailer Ito-Yokado Co Ltd says that its banking unit, IY Bank, would double its capital to 61 billion yen ($457.7 million) through a private…
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LONDON -- Barry Harrison, a 30-year NCR veteran who was most recently vice president of global outsourcing, has joined Diebold as vice president of customer…
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LOS ANGELES -- Cash Technologies, Inc.is introducing EMMA, an e-commerce transaction processing system -- along with iris identification products supplied by…
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ORLANDO, Fla. -- Two trials of smart cards in the Orlando area seem to indicate that Americans aren't yet ready for the technology.SunTrust Banks Inc., which…
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DENVER -- A proposal to ban ATM surcharges in Colorado is being dropped, at least for this year, according to the Denver Post.The bill's sponsor, state Rep.
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LONDON -- The Stephenson Group, a public relations agency headquartered in the metropolitan New York area that focuses on financial technology and e-commerce…
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LONDON -- Members of Link, the UK's not-for-profit shared ATM network, will vote on whether or not to allow surcharging at a Feb. 29 meeting, according to the…
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NEW YORK -- Wal-Mart and other large U.S. retailers are seeking $8.1 billion in damages from Visa and MasterCard for alleged debit card antitrust violations…
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MADISON, Wis. -- A bill headed for the full state Senate in Wisconsin would ban state-chartered banks from imposing ATM surcharges, according to the Associated…
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- California Attorney General Bill Lockyer has thrown his hat into that state's battle over the ATM surcharge. Lockyer filed a "friend of…
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DES MOINES, Iowa -- Attorney General Tom Miller and state Banking Superintendent Holmes Foster are asking the Supreme Court to uphold Iowa's Electronic Funds…
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MADISON, Wis. -- The Wisconsin state Senate on Feb. 8 narrowly rejected a bill to ban ATM surcharges. The vote was 17-16, according to the Associated Press.
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