IY Bank seeks extension of fee waiver

November 28, 2001

TOKYO – IY Bank, the Japanese Internet bank that has installed 2,000 ATMs in convenience stores, has asked three banks to extend their commission-free period…

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Latin American ATM market on the upswing

While Latin America's ATM market has lagged behind North America and Europe for the past several years, a new report by Speer & Associates predicts strong…

Used ATMs: One man's trash, another man's cash

Retail ATMs not only seem to be as durable as the Energizer Bunny -- but they are starting to show the pink rabbit's predilection for hopping from place to…

ATM industry fights the Fear Factor

In the latest installment of On the High Road, ATM Industry Association International Director Mike Lee sees heartening signs that the ATM industry is moving…

Diversity challenges deployers

The diverse cultures and economies of Latin America present both a challenge and an opportunity for outside ATM companies looking to enter the region.

Viva ATMs, say Vegas attendees

The ATM industry is betting that ATMs will continue to be a meaningful part of the American economy, as evidenced by the strong turnout at the ATM Industry…

ISOs don't see eye-to-eye on ADA

While the ADA has become an issue of great and immediate concern for banks, ISOs attending the ATMIA West conference had mixed ideas about its importance.

InnoVentry is liquidating assets

October 7, 2001

SAN FRANCISCO -- InnoVentry, which abruptly shut down its operations on Sept. 21, is liquidating its assets with the proceeds to go to Wells Fargo, its biggest…

New division of FTI seeks to offer

ATM Wholesale, a new division of Financial Technologies, wants to be to ISOs what Sears & Roebuck was to Americans at the turn of the century -- a place where…

Raymond warns time is running out to act on ADA

At the Sixth Annual ATM Conference in New Orleans, Bank of America's Bill Raymond warned ATM owners that the time for action on ADA compliance is now. He said…

Cardtronics goes after big business

After years of building its ATM network 'one machine at a time,' Cardtronics is ready to start multiplying a little faster. The new growth strategy is starting…

Triton makes job cuts

Triton eliminates 26 percent of its workforce in an effort to boost its bottom line.

Banks surprised by independent ATMs' growth in UK

Financial institutions in attendance at 'Optimising ATMs in Britain and Europe,' last week's show sponsored by the ATM Industry Association, seemed surprised…

InnoVentry is out of business

InnoVentry, a company that offered check cashing at about 1,000 kiosks, became the latest victim of a sour economy on Sept. 21. The company was forced to cease…

NetWorld Alliance says

The owner of ATMmarketplace means business when it comes to global coverage, as evidenced by its recent hiring of a full-time representative in Europe.

Early decision in Iowa surcharge suit goes banks' way

ATM surcharges may be a long time coming to Iowa, the only state that still bans them. Although a recent decision by a U.S. District Court judge favors five…

Who's Who: Tom Hannon

It's no wonder those who work for Tom Hannon, president and CEO of Hanco Systems, Inc., think of him as a father figure. Hannon's staff includes six of his…

Who's Who: Ernest Burdette

August 16, 2001

The president of Triton Systems Inc. gets away from it all by piloting his own single-engine plane over the southern Mississippi coast. The southern gentleman…

Global Axcess gains 200 convenience stores

August 14, 2001

SAN DIEGO – A $4.8 million contract has been awarded to Global Axcess Corp. (OTCBB:GLXS) to provide ATMs for an East Coast gasoline and convenience store…