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Bank of America launching mobile payment trial
Bank of America will roll out a mobile payment trial enabling customers to use their smartphones to fund retail purchases. The program, slated to launch in September and continuing for the remainder
PHOTOS: Bank of America's mobile banking app
Bank of America's popular mobile banking app and online banking capabilities has been a big enough success that the company is planning on shuttering some 10 percent of its 6,100 brick and morter
Mobile, web banking popularity cited for B of A closures
Bank of America is planning to shutter about 10 percent of locations in its 6,100 branch network, citing changing customer preferences as more and more consumers turn to online and mobile banking
Bank of America surpasses 1M mobile user mark
Bank of America, the largest U.S. commercial bank by both deposits and market capitalization, announced it now boasts more than 1 million unique active mobile banking customers, two thirds of them
Verizon, Firethorn expand m-banking partnership
Verizon Wireless and Qualcomm-owned mobile banking and payments enabler Firethorn Holdings announced that customers of financial institutions including Wachovia, SunTrust, FirstBank, and BancorpSouth
What's hot: Mobile banking
By the end of 2007, Bank of America--the world's second largest banking corporation--counted more than 500,000 active mobile banking customers, despite introducing mobile services just six months
Microsoft intros MSN Mobile ad service
Microsoft is introducing display ads across the U.S. using a new version of its MSN Mobile portal, naming Paramount Pictures, Bank of America and Jaguar as its charter advertisers. The software
Bank of America has 500K mobile users
Bank of America (BOA) announced that it now has 500,000 active mobile banking users six months after launching the service nationwide. A report from TowerGroup claims that Bank of America's mobile
Verizon Wireless debuts Mobile Web 2.0 redesign
Verizon Wireless introduced a new, redesigned Mobile Web 2.0 portal promising easier access to e-mail, news, sports, weather, and related content from providers including ESPN, Bank of America,
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