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    Mastercard appoints three C-suite execs

    As part of the leadership changes and a corporate realignment, a long-time executive is also leaving the card network company.

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    Deep Dive

    Why more tech in stores shouldn’t mean fewer workers

    Stores can automate more tasks than ever, including pricing, inventory management and checkout. But for theft prevention, customer service and brand engagement, they need humans.

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    PayPal’s new CEO lands $42M pay package

    The bulk of that compensation stems from a major stock grant handed to Alex Chriss when he took the digital payments company’s top post last year.

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    Capital One’s Discover bid tops biggest Q1 tech-related deals

    The proposed Capital One-Discover merger made the list because of fintech issues that are at stake in the $35.3 billion deal.

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    CFPB, DOJ boost teamwork on cases

    The bureau will refer “potentially criminal conduct,” including “anti-competitive mischief,” to the DOJ for action, CFPB Director Rohit Chopra said Monday.

  • Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn., listens as Sen. Richard Durbin, D-Ill., speaks during a news conference after a hearing on gun violence on Capitol Hill on June 7, 2022.
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    Visa, Mastercard CEOs throw hearing off track

    Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Dick Durbin postponed a plan to call credit card chieftains on the capitol carpet at a Tuesday hearing, but he’s still aiming to get them to Washington.

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    Fiserv CEO compensation rose last year to $28M

    Compensation for Fiserv CEO Frank Bisignano climbed 57% over 2022, as the value of stock awarded to him surged and he received a $3 million cash bonus.

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    Tension brews over healthcare payments: JPMorgan

    Healthcare consumers are often confused about the bill payment process, while providers grapple with delays and high collection costs, according to a survey by the bank.

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    Whole Foods to pull Amazon’s Just Walk Out technology from stores

    The specialty grocer, which operates the checkout tech at just two stores, will follow the same path as Amazon Fresh stores in the U.S., a spokesperson confirmed Friday.

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    Virtual marketplaces risk real losses: CFPB

    Virtual worlds “can become a haven for scams, fraud, financial losses, and unanticipated purchases that can deplete a family’s real-world financial assets,” CFPB Director Rohit Chopra said.

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    Opinion

    EWA shouldn’t be regulated like loans

    “Attempts to regulate EWA as credit threaten worker access to this innovative and consumer-friendly financial tool,” writes one earned wage access industry CEO.

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    Amazon debuts app for palm payment

    The Amazon One app can be used to enter various locations, identify individuals, pay for items and access loyalty rewards.

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    NY Fed enters cross-border tokenization effort

    The central bank will join six other central banks in exploring blockchain technology to speed up international payments.

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    Treasury Prime, Narmi partner to offer FedNow service

    The partnership aims to simplify and accelerate the adoption of FedNow by small and medium-sized financial institutions in Treasury Prime’s network.

  • Fiserv to let Brazilians use Pix in US

    The payments processing giant is providing support to extend the Brazilian instant payments system to merchants and consumers around the world. 

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    PayPal pursues pricing power

    The digital payments pioneer aims to increase pricing for its services to boost profitable growth under a new management team.

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    Credit card complaints jumped 38% last year: CFPB

    The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau received 70,000 card-related complaints from consumers last year, according to a report last week.

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    Nuvei goes private in stock sale to Advent

    The sale of the Canadian payments processor’s stock to the private equity firm will hand some investors a $560 million windfall.

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    Amazon to drop ‘just walk out’ at some grocery stores

    The e-commerce giant will replace the grab-and-go tech with its smart shopping carts in its Amazon Fresh grocery stores, a tech media outlet reported.

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    Deep Dive

    Fiserv has ambitious goals for Clover. Can it meet them?

    To achieve growth targets, Clover will need to fend off competition from rivals, especially Square, and make headway in new verticals and geographic regions, analysts and consultants said.

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    How Amex is entangled in the Visa-Mastercard settlement

    The settlement gives merchants the ability to surcharge for nearly all Visa and Mastercard credit card transactions, and puts pressure on American Express to allow the same. 

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    CFPB warns remittance firms about false ads

    The agency told international money transfer companies that “deceptive marketing” may run afoul of federal law.

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    Warren reiterates call for gun MCC guidance

    The Massachusetts senator and 32 other Democrats stressed the need for federal guidance on the gun merchant category code as states diverge.

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    Discover CEO to exit for Ally

    Michael G. Rhodes, who took the top post at Discover this year, is leaving to become the next CEO of the bank Ally.

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    Walmart can end Capital One card tie early, judge says

    It won’t be easy for Walmart to find a new partner to replace Capital One, though, said Brian Riley, co-head of payments at Javelin Strategy & Research.