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Two companies, Mastercard and Visa, have a near-monopoly on this process, as the credit card companies together control more than 80% of the market for card purchases, NYT reported.

The U.S. Department of Justice on Tuesday said it filed a lawsuit against the credit card giant alleging that Visa is a monopoly, enabling it to block rivals from introducing lower-priced debit ...

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American Airlines is in talks to make Citigroup its exclusive credit card partner, dropping rival issuer Barclays from a partnership that dates back to the airline’s 2013 takeover of US Airways ...

U.S. Accuses Visa of Monopoly in Debit Cards. ... administration recently faced a setback when a move by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to cap late fees on credit card payments at $8 a ...

The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against Visa, alleging the company maintains an illegal monopoly over debit cards, while Senators Durbin and Marshall have introduced a bipartisan… ...

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The Justice Department filed a lawsuit against Visa on Tuesday, alleging the financial services giant used its clout to maintain a monopoly over the U.S. debit card market.

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The Justice Department sued Visa on Tuesday, accusing the credit card company of illegally maintaining a monopoly over the debit market. The DOJ argues that Visa has limited competition by ...

Two companies, Mastercard and Visa, have a near-monopoly on this process, as the credit card companies together control more than 80% of the market for card purchases, NYT reported.