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Many credit cards have built-in chips, but the chip that permits you to insert instead of swipe is not the same as a contactless card. A card with contactless technology looks much the same as ...

Bipartisan bill to eliminate some credit card fees for businesses passed by ... to prohibit credit card companies from charging “swipe fees” on taxes or tips under new legislation that passed ...

Colorado would become the second state in the country to prohibit credit card companies from charging “swipe fees” on taxes or tips under new legislation that passed the state House on Wednesday.

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The MetroCard first debuted in 1993, allowing the MTA to phase out subway tokens. The vinyl swipe cards gave riders the first-ever unlimited weekly and monthly subway passes. Before its advent ...