NSW: $30 credit for new e-tag users
AAP General News (Australia) 09-01-2006 NSW: $30 credit for new e-tag users SYDNEY, Sept 1 AAP - Motorists who buy electronic tags for paying road tolls will receive a $30 credit from the NSW government, but the state's peak motoring body also wants upfront e-tag deposits abolished. As part of a

Publication: AAP General News (Australia)

Tag-It Pacific Obtains $20 Million Credit Line.
Business Editors WOODLAND HILLS, CalifBUSINESS WIREJune 6, 2001 Tag-It Pacific, Inc. (AMEX: TAG) is pleased to announce that the Company has received a new expanded credit line from UPS Capital Global Trade Finance Corporation, a division of United Parcel Service. The term of this new credit

Publication: Business Wire

Listing will cost 'credit union' tag.
Sep 25, 2003 (The Australian Financial Review - ABIX via COMTEX) Credit unions that wish to list on the Australian stock exchange will have to lose their titles. The Credit Union Services Corporation (Australia) Limited, or CUSCAL, is not likely to change its constitution, according to its general

Publication: Australasian Business Intelligence

Yes Car Credit on offer with pounds 200m price tag
YES Car Credit, the high-profile provider of motor finance for people on low credit ratings, has been put up for sale with a price tag of between pounds 200m and pounds 250m. The privately-owned company, which has spent millions on television advertising, is understood to have appointed Lexicon

Publication: The Sunday Telegraph London

RFID tags can be used in a number of ways, including credit cards.
NATALIE CAUDILL KRT Photos 01-24-2005 BIZ CPT-RFID 5 DA -- NO MAGS, NO SALES -- KRT BUSINESS STORY SLUGGED: CPT-RFID KRT PHOTOGRAPH BY NATALIE CAUDILL/DALLAS MORNING NEWS (February 22) RFID tags can be used in a number of ways, including credit cards. (cdm) 2005 Document Name|BIZ CPT-RFID 5 DA

Publication: KRT Photos

GO-Tags May Replace Cash and Credit Cards
After Kohlberg Kravis Roberts bought First Data for $26 billion last year in one of the largest LBOs ever, the firm approached Michael Capellas about taking the helm. At first, the former MCI and Compaq CEO wasn't so sure he wanted the job. The low-profile First Data was in the unsexy business of

Publication: BusinessWeek