Julie Rottenberg, Visa’s general counsel, said businesses and consumers chose Visa because of its “secure and reliable network”. “Today’s lawsuit ignores the reality that Visa
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Safe Hands: ‘No money and no answers’ two years after funeral firm’s collapse
Gill Marshall, a retired grandmother of four, paid £4,000 for a Safe Hands funeral plan. Her husband, Paul, died suddenly aged 57 while on a
TSB customers hit by payment problems
Customers of retail bank TSB have reported problems with payments not going through to their accounts. Many took to social media to say they had
Customers ‘forced’ to take part in South West Water trial
SWW said the trial was “pioneering” and that it had been careful to exclude customers on social tariffs who may be struggling to pay their
China unveils raft of stimulus measures to boost flagging economy
Speaking at a rare news conference alongside officials from two other financial regulators, Mr Pan said the central bank would cut the amount of cash
Boeing union hits out over ‘final’ 30% pay rise offer
Boeing workers voted to strike on September 13 after rejecting a new contract deal, which included a 25% pay rise over four years. The union
CrowdStrike: Company to face questions over global IT outage
Cancer delays, holidays ruined, businesses out of pocket – the CrowdStrike outage examined. Source link
California sues ExxonMobil over plastics recycling ‘deception’
“For decades, California officials have known their recycling system isn’t effective. They failed to act, and now they seek to blame others. Instead of suing
Post Office IT system still causing cash shortfalls
On Monday, the inquiry into the scandal heard from Saf Ismail, a sub-postmaster who was appointed to the Post Office board as a non-executive director
US to ban Chinese tech in cars
“Cars today have cameras, microphones, GPS tracking, and other technologies connected to the internet,” she said in a statement. “It doesn’t take much imagination to