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We're used to seeing automated teller machines in super markets, convenience stores, in malls, attached to financial institutions, freestanding in the countryside and will be seeing more of them in

We already knew about the law that all public buildings have to have wheelchair access capabilities, but the proposal now before the California Court has the attention of almost all the financial i

For over two hundred years, messengers and couriers in London, England have settled money market transactions between financial institutions by walking from one to the other.

Top administration should not assume that because they don't hear any complaints, that all their depositors are happy.

I was talking the other day to someone who, like me, has left the banking industry after many years for another area of employment. But for a much different reason.

A telecommunications device for the deaf (TDD) has been installed at the Dominion Bank in Nashville. It includes a computer terminal, a typewriter and a telephone.

In an article in the American Banker May 8,1990, Ann Richards, Treasurer for the state of Texas, talked about how things were done before she instituted electronic funds capability.

The teller at the deposit window of the bank sharply reprimanded a man because he had neither filled out a deposit slip nor put his loose silver in the special little rolls of specified amounts.

A convicted bank robber sued the city of Oakland and the bank he robbed for $2 million, claiming he suffered excruciating pain when a bundle of stolen cash, containing a dye pack, exploded in his p

Just about the time you thought you were up-to-date on all the regulatory edicts from Congress-here comes another one!