Antitrust claims against credit card companies and major U.S. banks
Antitrust News - Visa, MasterCard and Major U.S. Banks Sued Over Credit Card Fees Legal News Watch
VISA, MasterCard and Major U.S. Banks Charged With Antitrust Violations For Fixing Credit Card Interchange Fees RKMC
Facing a Multi-Billion Dollar Antitrust Litigation, MasterCard Plans IPO - The financial institutions get rich by attempting to cash out part of their significant investment in MasterCard, which along with Visa and member banks are all under public scrutiny for being accused of illegal price-fixing 30minphotos
US retailers go after card firms - Credit card firms, including Visa and Mastercard, are under increasing attack over their fees, with the largest US merchant groups now joining the fray 30minphotos blog
American Express sues MasterCard, Visa, 8 banks - Banks named in the suit include Bank of America, U.S. Bancorp, J.P. Morgan Chase, Capital One, Household Bank, Wells Fargo, Providian National Bank and USAA Federal Savings Bank. All are members of MasterCard and Visa associations Biz Journals
AMERICAN EXPRESS SUES VISA AND MASTERCARD, LARGE BANK CARD ISSUERS FOR ANTITRUST VIOLATIONS American Express
Retail's Antitrust Case Against Visa, MasterCard, and Major U.S. Banks Gourmet Retailer
Groups File Antitrust Case Against Visa, MasterCard and Major U.S. Banks NACDS
One of four major merchant associations that filed an antitrust, class-action lawsuit alleging that Visa, MasterCard, Bank of America, Citibank, Bank One, Chase Manhattan Bank, J.P. Morgan, Chase, Fleet Bank, Capital One, and other banks are engaging in collusive practices by setting credit card interchange fees at supracompetitive levels NACS
Lawsuit against U.S. Bancorp, Wells Fargo dismissed - But the general counsel of the National Retail Federation, said the suit was poorly written and would not affect other merchant challenges to interchange Biz Journals
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Visa, MasterCard Lose Supreme Court Appeal Washington Post
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