Recyclers Discover Cash-Filled ATM
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OSLO, Norway - Arild Tofte and Kaare Heggdal know that recycling pays, but they weren't quite prepared for the jackpot that a scrapped cash machine contained.  It was still full of cash. Enough to buy a house and take a luxury vacation.
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St. Louis-based Commerce Bank has finished rolling out a system that enables tellers at its 340 branches to quickly access customer records and better sell new products.
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The thieves might not have known much about art, but they apparently knew what they liked: cash.
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Business & money: Withdrawing money from a cashpoint becoming more expensive, according to new research.
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It's become routine for customers to swipe their credit or debit cards at consoles in fast-food joints, gas stations and grocery stores. So why do we still hand over the plastic at sit-down restaurants?
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Bank's safe-deposit box contents turn up in the scrapyard.
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One of the biggest selling points for debit cards has been that you couldn't spend more than you had in your bank account, making them a good alternative to racking up credit card debt.
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Money for nothing and your gas for free Reprogramming an ATM to dispense more cash than it ought to is far easier than anyone imagined.â¦
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By DANIEL BARBARISI  Journal Staff Writer  WARWICK - The city is again the state's recycling leader, and received a reward check for $103,562 from the Rhode Island Resource Recovery Corporation, by far the largest in the state.
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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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CLEVELAND - The need for clean money gave him away. A bank-robbery ring was cracked when police spotted a man changing hundreds of dollars in dye-stained bills for quarters in a drive-thru car wash coin machine, the FBI said...
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The chain wants you to use reloadable cards instead of cash. Can you blame 'em?
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Up to 600 free-to-use cash machines are to be sited in low income areas of the country, a committee of MPs says.
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SCAGGSVILLE, Md. -- Stephanie Cerneck doesn't go through the checkout line at her supermarket anymore. Or even the self-checkout line. She uses a personal scanner offered by the Bloom grocery store near her home, scanning each item as she takes it off the shelf and bagging as she shops. When she's...
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For worn-out electronic gear, the end of the road could be an HP recycling plant in Roseville, Calif.Photos: HP's hardware graveyard
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Illegal lenders are siphoning money from state-owned banks, but they may do more good than harm
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There are hundreds of dollars in your wallet that you can't see.