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Selected stores in five cities-New York, Atlanta, Columbus, Detroit and Los Angeles-now have TVs in supermarket checkout lanes.

In teaching classes in Bank Security to front line personnel over the past two weeks, an interesting phenomenon occurred.

In 1987 First American Bank of Maryland was having a problem trying to fill a growing number of teller positions.

If the potential customers sitting at your desk are husband and wife, are between 35 and 54 years of age, and both hold jobs, odds are they came to you for a loan, not to buy a certificate of depos

Newswatchers tell us that the banking industry may be in for a hard time during the coming sessions of Congress this fall and winter.

If you have sympathy cards available, you might want to send one to the customer service representatives of Citizens and Southern Corp. in Atlanta.

The salesman was doing everything in his power to get the financial institution's purchasing agent to buy his products.

The top five causes of computer disasters are fire, earthquakes, power failures, hurricanes and fraud, in that order, according to a study by Contingency Planning Research, Inc.

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Running a fingerprint check just became much more valuable as a tool for pre-screening in financial institutions.

A teller in Spokane refused to serve a man dressed in dirty construction clothes.