Backflip, a better-for-you cereal brand that hit Target shelves two months ago, launched with its own set collection of trading cards. Four depict different the cereal’s different flavor characters, ...

Valve has implemented a proof-of-age verification system for Australian Steam users, which was required due to new laws in the country forcing online gaming platforms to require users to prove they ...

With the production of the penny ended, some states have enacted laws governing how to round change in cash transactions to the nearest nickel, and a bill in Congress that would provide rounding ...

A new survey of students who use a free version of the OMNY payment system say most of their problems would be fixed if the card was made out of plastic. By Stefanos Chen and Matthew Haag In two years ...

Another online casino has joined the ranks of those that have stopped accepting credit cards as payment methods. Sportsline reports that Hard Rock Bet Casino — which operates in states like Michigan ...

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Smartphones now ship with more RAM and storage to accommodate the heavier workloads, larger media files and expansive app libraries. If you're shopping for a new Android smartphone from a mainstream ...

MOBILE, Ala. (WKRG) — That extra charge at the bottom of your receipt may not seem like much. A few cents here, a dollar there. But the cost of processing credit card payments to customers, many ...

Physical credit cards should be a thing of the past. Over the past few years, touchless services such as Apple Pay have driven a boom in the digital-payment industry: Digital wallets now account for ...

Nearly seven years after Apple debuted the Apple Card, Samsung is following the iPhone maker's footsteps with the Galaxy Card, aiming for its own slice of the credit card market. The announcement ...

July 16 (Reuters) - The U.S. government is reviving a rule that could deny permanent residency to immigrants who use public benefits such as food stamps ‌and Medicaid, the Department of Homeland ...