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Police Say Credit Cards Tie Suspect to Beating (Washington Post) -- Prince George's County police investigating the savage beating of an elderly man outside a College Park church on Christmas Eve found credit cards linking the suspect to..... (more)

Credit cards at the pumps: Use PINs or passwords (The Star) -- PETALING JAYA: The National Consumer Complaints Centre (NCCC) is proposing that consumers using credit cards to pay for petrol at the pumps be required to key in a..... (more)

Stolen Credit Cards (FOX 23 News Albany) -- Police are looking for two men who used stolen credit cards at a Queensbury store. (more)

Being smart about your credit cards (FOX 16 Little Rock) -- Credit cards are so convenient. They can be hard to live without, that is until you cringe when you open your bill. (more)

UW-L Tests Parking Meters That Take Credit Cards (WKBT La Crosse) -- Forget the spare change. On the UW-La Crosse campus, parking meters now take credit cards. (more)

More losses in the cards at BofA, analysts predict (BizJournals) -- In credit cards, no one is bigger than Bank of America Corp. (more)

The evolution of credit cards (Bankrate.com via Yahoo! Finance) -- The credit card craze started in the mid-20th century and never let up. Upcoming changes promise a bright future. (more)

Colleges profit from credit cards (The Charlotte Observer) -- (By Jonathan D. Glater, New York Times) When Ryan Muneio was tailgating with his parents at a Michigan State football game this fall, he noticed a big tent emblazoned..... (more)

SA coughs up for credit cards (News 24 South Africa) -- Consumers pay a service levy of between 1.8% and 7% on Visa and MasterCard credit card transactions, according to a newly released report. (more)

Airport Officials Lose Credit Card Use (LEX 18 Lexington) -- (AP) - Six top officials at the Blue Grass Airport will no longer have credit cards issued by the board after it was revealed that three employees racked up $4,500 in..... (more)