Debit Cards  Give Plastic Edge Over Paper
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2003 was the first time plastic and other electronic payment methods beat out paper, according to a survey released yesterday by the Federal Reserve.
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IF you were planning to save on postage this year by sending electronic greeting cards, think again. And be careful when opening any you get.
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Coming to cash registers near you: Colorful new $50 bills sporting splashes of red, blue and yellow. Next up for a makeover, the government said Tuesday: $10 bills.
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2003 was the first time plastic and other electronic payment methods beat out checks, according to a survey released yesterday by the Federal Reserve.
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Credit and debit card fraud rose by nearly a fifth to Â£478.8m in the year up to July, an industry body says.
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Make sure YOUR wallet is the one getting fatter.
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Faced with increasing threats of theft of consumer data, credit-card companies are rolling out higher security plastic.
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Regulation of online betting on the cards
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WASHINGTON -- A new $50 bill with touches of red, blue and yellow will show up soon in banks, cash registers and wallets. A new $10 also is in the works, the third greenback to get colorized in an effort to thwart counterfeiting.
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There are just too many cards stacked against Vonage.
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The U.S. government will offer over the Internet low-quality images of its new $50 bill for artists, students and others who discover that their computers, scanners or printers won't allow them to view or copy pictures of the new currency...
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That plastic card, the one with the lousy photo that's jammed into your wallet or purse, isn't just a license to drive. It's the green light to buy a drink, the ticket to federal benefits, the must-have document to get aboard airplanes. Now it's also the flash point for an argument about how best to balance America's security needs with worries that personal privacy could be swept away.
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Making it easier than ever for Americans to spend their money, and creating new business for credit and debit card companies, three of the biggest snack and soda makers are rolling out more vending machines that take plastic.
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By RICK CALLAHAN EVANSVILLE, Ind. - With earthshaking thuds, a plastic-stamping machine hammers a sheet of hot plastic into king-size drinking cups destined to quench travelers' thirst for soda at the nation's convenience stores.
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Once seen as the tacky, last-minute substitute for pen and paper, e-cards have become more acceptable this holiday season.
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Banks can destroy checks: The new law, known as Check 21, allows banks to destroy original paper checks and to convert them into digitized equivalents.
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AMERICAN Express has sued credit card giants Visa and Mastercard, accusing them of anti-competitive practices. The lawsuit comes after the US Supreme Court said the two companies could not contest a ruling