PayPal Demonstrates What Happens to Former Tech Unicorns Which Get Lame
PayPal is no longer getting away with the sort of things it could as a payment processor newbie.
Read more...PayPal is no longer getting away with the sort of things it could as a payment processor newbie.
Read more...Amar Bhide gives a clearly-written, compelling argument against a supposed banking “innovation,” securitization.
Read more...Trump will soon name a replacement for CFPB director Richard Cordray; rule-making and enforcement priorities will become more bank-friendly.
Read more...Trump deregulatory agenda advances, via agency decisions, and a new EPA lawsuit policy to stymie regulation by litigation.
Read more...Trump signs resolution overturning CFPB’s mandatory arbitration ban– thus killing the agency’s most pro-consumer initiative to date.
Read more...Cash withdrawals from Indian ATM machines are nearly back to the level of just before Modi’s demonetization shock.
Read more...Cybersecurity is much in today’s news, but it’s not the only source of scams– which are much more omnipresent than in the past.
Read more...Several government agencies and at least 34 state attorneys general have opened probes into the Equifax data-breach scandal–‘the gift that keeps on giving,’ says Bill Black.
Read more...What you can do to safeguard your identity in the wake of the Equifax data breach– the worst ever.
Read more...CFPB director Richard Corday’s failure to push for a payday lending rule earlier means we’ll see no rule, for the indefinite future.
Read more...House takes first step to kill mandatory arbitration ban; Senate and Trump will follow. Why did the CFPB wait so long to act on this issue?
Read more...EU survey results show respondents overwhelmingly oppose proposals to impose an EU-wide cash ceiling that would throttle use of cash.
Read more...The latest chapter in the War on Cash.
Read more...The CFPB takes a modest but important step to rein in fraud against consumers, which has banks hoppin’ mad.
Read more...What will CFPB head Richard Cordray do about mandatory arbitration clauses. Some Dems mull action– even without majority to change policy.
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