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FORBES: Why the Walmart Lawsuit Against VISA Could Be Good For Consumers

BySteve Pociask May 25, 2016May 26, 2016

This FORBES piece discusses the need for better credit card security and the reason why Walmart is suing VISA.  It can be read online at FORBES.

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