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    Cyber-Heist from Russian Security Firm The Crime Overview of Incident Being touted as the 'new era of cyber crime', advanced phishing attacks recently were responsible for stealing as much as $1 billion from over 100 banks worldwide. [1] In an attack that took place in the shadows of the networks of their victims over more than 2 years, this display of how dangerous these phishing techniques are becomes very apparent. In previous years, it was always thought that the easiest way for a hacker

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    What do ticket vendors, travel agencies, adult entertainment, fortune tellers, medical marijuana clinics, car dealerships, and realtors have in common? They’re all high-risk industries. Ultimately, banks and low-risk independent sales organizations (ISOs) avoid associating themselves with these high-risk industry players. This makes payment processing a challenge for a variety of reasons. Industries that are regarded as having a “reputational” risk have to work harder to find a payment processor

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    No, I do not agree with the decision of repealing and scaling back areas of the Dodd-Frank Act. However, I understand some people do not want the government meddling in our financial and banking industries. For instance, I believe that some businessmen and women want the economy to prosper and allow them to continue to make more money without the government's involvement. This is not morally right, and in years before 2010, the way they were generating billions of dollars was at the expensive of

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    I think I deserve the twenty-five thousand dollars because I am an outstanding, responsible,young adult. I look to use the money for all types of things that I may need or want in the future. I can manage my money well and make some boss moves. If in charge of the money I would like to purchase a new vehicle and accessories that I need. With college on the way, I would need to use some of my money for a dorm, possibly a new laptop, and groceries. Managing and saving money is one of the most important

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    "I have run up credit card bills that I didn't know how I would pay off. I recognize when I am engaged in a spending spree, but I often have felt powerless to stop myself. The compulsion to finish the list and to avoid adding other things to the list - by buying them right then - has often been much stronger than the recognition that I didn't have the money to pay for what I was buying" (Spenders Anonymous, n.d.). This excerpt is from the story of a man named Kirk, who is a compulsive buyer. Kirk

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    student bank is where students can go for basic banking needs such as depositing and withdrawing money. The reason I chose to go to the CFE Bank is because I’m in the class which is a prerequisite for working at the bank. The services that are fulfilled at the bank include depositing, withdrawing money, and even receiving a debit card. The CFE Student Bank is where students can apply real word skill allowing them to be ready for the real world. As for the students that are working the bank they

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    This letter is in reference to Ms. Raina Ali's graduate school application for the Master's in Fashion Merchandising and Retail Management (MPS) at LIM College. I’m elated to write this letter on her behalf, as I have been able to witness her professional growth both directly and indirectly in the last six years. Ms. Ali began working with me as a freelance makeup artist and production assistant for my line of independent films and fashion editorials. While working on set with Ms. Ali, she remained

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    the end of 1999 the United States Congress passed the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (“GLB Act”), which eliminated a number of long-standing restrictions on the financial services industry. The broad definition of the financial services industry includes banks or financial institutions, brokerage firms and insurance companies. With its passage, the GLB Act imposed stringent restrictions on the sharing of a consumer’s private financial information obtained during the financial institution’s normal course

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    learned how to define accounting terms related to using a checking account and a petty cash fund, identify accounting concepts and practices related to using a checking account, prepare business papers related to using a checking account, reconcile a bank statement, journalize dishonored checks and electronic banking transactions, and establish and replenish a petty cash fund. In chapter 6 I learned how to define accounting terms related to a work sheet for a service business organized as a proprietorship

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    a list of services to assess at each institution and compare them side by side. Great variety exists between commercial banks, savings and loan associations, mutual savings banks, and credit unions. In addition to the types of checking and savings accounts offered at each bank, it is important to assess the fees of a variety of banking processes, as well as the hours the bank is open. Another important factor is the location of the branch offices as well as the availability of ATM’s in a variety

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