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Environment 7 years ago
You may be eating a credit card's worth of plastic each week: Study
Plastic pollution is so widespread in the environment that you may be ingesting five grams a week, the equivalent of eating a credit card, a study commissioned by the environmental charity WWF International said on Wednesday.
Business 7 years ago
Bank customers' personal data sold to credit card salespeople: Kompas investigation
A network of credit card salespeople and bank employees have been trading the personal information of bank customers and credit card holders with each other in an effort to make quicker sales, as reported by Kompas daily in a recent investigation.
Science & Tech 7 years ago
Apple spotlights services with TV, gaming and credit card offerings
Apple Inc attempted to reintroduce itself on Monday as an entertainment and financial services company that also makes iPhones as it launched a streaming television service, a credit card and an online gaming arcade.
Business 7 years ago
Mandiri teams up with JCB on new premium credit card
State-owned lender Bank Mandiri announced on Tuesday its partnership with JCB International Indonesia, the local subsidiary of Japan's JCB International Co., Ltd, on issuing the JCB Precious credit card to target premium customers.
Business 8 years ago
Mortgage, Groupon and card debt: How the bottom half bolsters US economy
By almost every measure, the US economy is booming. But a look behind the headlines of roaring job growth and consumer spending reveals how the boom continues in large part by the poorer half of Americans fleecing their savings and piling up debt.
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