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AmEx may cut div but capital raise unlikely: Citigroup - Reuters


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AmEx may cut div but capital raise unlikely: Citigroup
Reuters
N) may cut its dividend, but the credit-card company is unlikely to be forced to raise capital, a Citigroup analyst said and urged investors to sell the stock. Analyst Donald Fandetti expects the company's first-quarter earnings and upcoming
Ahead of the Bell: American Express Forbes
AmEx: Is Dividend Cut Imminent? istockAnalyst.com (press release)
Citi Lowers Price Target on American Express (AXP); Sell Into Any StreetInsider.com (subscription)
TheStreet.com - Barron’s Blogs
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Credit card companies slash rewards to cushion losses - Reuters


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Credit card companies slash rewards to cushion losses
Reuters
Last month American Express Co — the largest credit card company by sales volume — took the extraordinary step of offering some clients $300 to pay off their credit card balances and close their accounts. What a difference a credit crisis makes.
No more rewards on credit cards? Ecommerce Journal
Find out the best cash-back credit cards abc7.com
Finding the Best Reward Card Is Trickier Now Than Ever Wall Street Journal Blogs
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Ranks of AAA Companies Thinning After GE, Berkshire Downgrades - Bloomberg


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Ranks of AAA Companies Thinning After GE, Berkshire Downgrades
Bloomberg
The company has come under attack from some investors and analysts for a lack of transparency at GE Capital, the finance arm. Investors are concerned that the unit, already facing rising credit card-delinquencies and $4 billion in unrealized property
Berkshire Credit Swaps Rise To Record Level, Implying 'Junk' Evening Bulletin
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Credit card balances rise, but not by much - San Francisco Chronicle


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Credit card balances rise, but not by much
San Francisco Chronicle,  USA
(03-11) 17:43 PDT — Credit card balances crept up at the end of 2008 and delinquencies rose, but the relatively mild increases suggest that consumers are trying to get borrowing under control, a recent survey says. "Consumers are becoming more
Floridians carry more credit card debt Bizjournals.com
TransUnion.com Quarterly Credit Card Analysis Reveals Delinquency FOXBusiness
US credit card delinquencies rise in sign of stress AFP
KYTX - Bizjournals.com
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Need help with debt? Credit-card companies offer help - Seattle Times


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Need help with debt? Credit-card companies offer help
Seattle Times, United States
Major credit-card companies have launched a Web site and toll-free number for consumers wrestling with daunting balances. By CANDICE CHOI The Associated Press NEW YORK — Trouble paying your credit-card bills? Your card issuer is standing by to help.
Credit card company shares edge higher Forbes
Should you sign the back of your credit card? Ecommerce Journal
The Pitfalls of Prepaid Cards Smartmoney.com
MSNBC - Computerworld
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AmEx may cut div but capital raise unlikely: Citigroup - Reuters


Dividend.com
AmEx may cut div but capital raise unlikely: Citigroup
Reuters
N) may cut its dividend, but the credit-card company is unlikely to be forced to raise capital, a Citigroup analyst said and urged investors to sell the stock. Analyst Donald Fandetti expects the company's first-quarter earnings and upcoming
Ahead of the Bell: American Express Forbes
AmEx: Is Dividend Cut Imminent? istockAnalyst.com (press release)
Citi Lowers Price Target on American Express (AXP); Sell Into Any StreetInsider.com (subscription)
TheStreet.com - Barron’s Blogs
all 13 news articles

Credit card companies slash rewards to cushion losses - Reuters


Reuters
Credit card companies slash rewards to cushion losses
Reuters
Last month American Express Co — the largest credit card company by sales volume — took the extraordinary step of offering some clients $300 to pay off their credit card balances and close their accounts. What a difference a credit crisis makes.
No more rewards on credit cards? Ecommerce Journal
Find out the best cash-back credit cards abc7.com
Finding the Best Reward Card Is Trickier Now Than Ever Wall Street Journal Blogs
CreditCards.com
all 11 news articles

Ranks of AAA Companies Thinning After GE, Berkshire Downgrades - Bloomberg


CNBC
Ranks of AAA Companies Thinning After GE, Berkshire Downgrades
Bloomberg
The company has come under attack from some investors and analysts for a lack of transparency at GE Capital, the finance arm. Investors are concerned that the unit, already facing rising credit card-delinquencies and $4 billion in unrealized property
Berkshire Credit Swaps Rise To Record Level, Implying 'Junk' Evening Bulletin
all 105 news articles

Credit card balances rise, but not by much - San Francisco Chronicle


Credit.com News
Credit card balances rise, but not by much
San Francisco Chronicle,  USA
(03-11) 17:43 PDT — Credit card balances crept up at the end of 2008 and delinquencies rose, but the relatively mild increases suggest that consumers are trying to get borrowing under control, a recent survey says. "Consumers are becoming more
Floridians carry more credit card debt Bizjournals.com
TransUnion.com Quarterly Credit Card Analysis Reveals Delinquency FOXBusiness
US credit card delinquencies rise in sign of stress AFP
KYTX - Bizjournals.com
all 240 news articles

Need help with debt? Credit-card companies offer help - Seattle Times


New Zealand Herald
Need help with debt? Credit-card companies offer help
Seattle Times, United States
Major credit-card companies have launched a Web site and toll-free number for consumers wrestling with daunting balances. By CANDICE CHOI The Associated Press NEW YORK — Trouble paying your credit-card bills? Your card issuer is standing by to help.
Credit card company shares edge higher Forbes
Should you sign the back of your credit card? Ecommerce Journal
The Pitfalls of Prepaid Cards Smartmoney.com
MSNBC - Computerworld
all 49 news articles

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