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Mastercard, Visa Suspend Operations In Russia After Plea From Zelenskyy

“We are compelled to act following Russia’s unprovoked invasion of Ukraine, and the unacceptable events that we have witnessed," said Visa's CEO.
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Mastercard, Visa Investigate Pornhub Business Relationship After Child Abuse Report

Nicholas Kristof, opinion columnist at The New York Times, wrote that the pornographic website shows videos of rape and underage sex.
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Renegade Shareholders Have A Plan To Force Mastercard To Monitor Neo-Nazis

The credit card giant has spent months trying to block the creation of a committee to oversee white nationalists using its services.
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Mastercard To Allow Transgender, Nonbinary People To Use Chosen Names On Cards

The company said it will offer a "True Name" card, stressing that for trans and nonbinary people, "the card in their pocket can serve as a source of sensitivity."
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Does Your Credit Card Offer Enough Travel Insurance?

Read your card coverage carefully when you make your travel plans.
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Cuomo Wants Wealthy To Sponsor Subway. De Blasio Wants Them To Pay To Fix It.

The choice between New Yorkers paying their fair share for a world-class transit system and selling sponsorships to multinational corporations is clear.
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Credit Card Fraud: What You Need To Know

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New MasterCard Security Measure: Pay With A Selfie

The company is rolling out a new security feature which will allow cardholders to use a selfie or a fingerprint to verify their identity.
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Cities And Mastercard Team Up To Make Mass Transit Paperless

Eighty-one cities announced an ambitious partnership with MasterCard this week to reduce emissions.
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Backpage Sues Sheriff's Office That Pushed Credit Card Companies To Ditch The Site

Online sex ads are protected by free speech, the company says.
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