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7:19 AM

The End of XP at the ATM

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There are changes coming to the ATM industry, and we don’t mean EMV. Microsoft has announced that next year it will end its support of its workhorse Windows XP operating system, a standard of the ATM industry.Most ATM owners run XP, Kevin Casey writes in today’s Information...
7:26 AM

Does “Too Big to Fail” Mean “Too Big to Compete?”

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In these languid days of the summer one story has flown below the radar this week. The Dodd-FrankWall Street reform law contained a little-known provision that placed a three-year moratorium on commercial businesses starting up banking affiliates. That moratorium quietly expired this week.Since the...
6:48 AM
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THE HILL’s Healthwatchblog recently referred to the July 2 delay in the Affordable Care Act’s employer mandate as “stunning.” I agree. But the delay in the employer mandate, a key linchpin of the law, is only the latest in a long line of gaffesin the law’s history. Pundits will disagree on how important...
12:04 PM

The Curious Case of EMV

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If you follow the comings and goings within the financial services industry you’re familiar with the issue of EMV. It’s an issue every consumer needs to be aware of because the changes being discussed affect your debit card.EMV stands for Eurocard, MasterCard, and Visa. It is a security standard established...
7:45 AM

5 Things Consumers Need to Know about the New Health Insurance Market

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This week we commemorate the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg. That turning point of the American Civil War pitted friend against friend, brother against brother, state against state. Perhaps it’s fitting at this time that we revisit another more recent battle that pitted American against...
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