Google is preparing a new project called Cache which will allow customers to set up checking accounts with the firm. Google is partnering with Citigroup to offer customers an account.
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Lloyds Banking Group customers will no longer be able to use their credit cards to buy bitcoin. The firm is worried that customers will spend too much on it and not be able to pay back the money.
A recent cyber attack on the Citigroup financial services company resulted in the loss of $2.7 million from the credit cards of about 3,400 of the company's customers. The Wall Street Journal reports that the...
In recent months, hackers have been targeting high profile institutions in society. The most prominent target of the bunch are Sony and its properties, starting from the PlayStation Network breach and continuing with attacks on...
Near field communication technology is nothing new. In fact, some credit cards already have the technology built in to them. What is new, at least for those outside of Japan, is using NFC for payments...
Citigroup said it is likely Microsoft Corp will raise its $31-per-share offer for Yahoo and upgraded Yahoo shares to "buy" from "hold." The brokerage also raised its price target on Yahoo's stock to $34 from...
Citgroup has confirmed that it's investigating a data breach involving the names, Social Security numbers and credit information of 5,208 customers inadvertently leaked by an employee of its ABN Amro Mortgage Group unit onto the...
Thanks neo1980 from our forum for posting this :D Citigroup Inc., the world's largest banking group, said on Wednesday it will use Microsoft Corp.'s Web services for its sites in a pact that...
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