It's a small victory over bank fees. After a brief test earlier this year, Chase is lowering the $4 and $5 ATM fees it charged non-customers for using its machines in two states. The fees will drop back to $3, as in the rest of the country. Full story
A New York City man has been sentenced to 20 years in federal prison and ordered to pay more than $6.1 million in restitution for an Arizona-based Ponzi scheme. Full story
An Arkansas man was sentenced on Friday to eight years and four months in prison for helping run what prosecutors called an $80 million Ponzi scheme involving automated teller machines that were never bought. Full story
Two Michigan retirees have filed a wave of federal lawsuits challenging the ATM fees that banks charge to non-customers. Full story
A bank says one of its automated teller machines dished out defunct Zimbabwe dollars when it was being repaired. Technicians tested it with the old currency and left it online in error. Full story
Criminals are using outdated audio technology to create a devious, high-tech ATM skimmer, a device that attaches to the cash machines and steals PIN data right from under your fingertips. Full story
Nicole Lapin, anchor of CNBC’s Worldwide Exchange, discusses the new fees at ATM machines, on checking accounts and more.
People pass by ATMs in downtown Lisbon on April 7, 2011. Portugal's caretaker government will only make a formal request for financial assistance from the European Union after talks with the opposition on the terms of any deal, the Lusa news agency reported today. Socialist Prime Minister Jose Socra
A gold-dispensing ATM machine is seen on its first day of operation at the Town Center Mall in Boca Raton, Florida December 17, 2010. The Gold to Go gold bullion vending machine was brought to the United States by PMX Gold LLC. REUTERS/Joe Skipper (UNITED STATES - Tags: BUSINESS)
