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Wednesday, April 24, 2024 | Back issues
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Credit card antitrust

BROOKLYN — A federal judge in New York allowed the antitrust claims brought against Visa and Mastercard for allegedly delaying the implementation of chip-enabled credit card systems to proceed; this anticompetitive behavior allegedly shifted liability for fraudulent transactions to merchants, such as Home Depot and 7-11, causing them to incur excessive chargeback fees.

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