US judge OKs Visa, Mastercard $38 billion swipe fee settlement - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMipAFBVV95cUxQRnpZNVJidmdaMGhJWTRVMl96MXlMa1FzOE1qQWxKMnpwOFZqSVM2NGlKVEEwZ3ZLdTlBU19pWkFrSXBkWWg5WWRvUXpkUGJCV2ZXMWh2YWRrQ0FIdVo2eVNkdlN5bWhOaGtwajRFTVdneXhmTnJJN0lOelRTbmRlUi1LWVRIR0FuZV9Jb2NIZVRUNjZROHJJbGVjX3lLOW80MURhLQ?oc=5" target="_blank">US judge OKs Visa, Mastercard $38 billion swipe fee settlement</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

A U.S. judge granted preliminary approval to Visa and Mastercard's revised $38 billion settlement with merchants over swipe fees, nearly two years after a previous $30 billion proposal was rejected.

U.S. District Judge Brian Cogan in Brooklyn, New York, granted preliminary approval to Visa and Mastercard's revised $38 billion settlement with merchants who accused the card networks of charging too much to process payments on their credit cards.

A U.S. judge granted preliminary approval to a revised $38 billion settlement between Visa and Mastercard and merchants who accused the card networks of charging excessive fees to process credit card payments.

A U.S. judge has sanctioned the preliminary approval of Visa and Mastercard's revised $38 billion settlement with merchants, following allegations against the card networks of exorbitant payment processing charges.

A U.S. judge granted preliminary approval to Visa and Mastercard's revised $38 billion settlement with merchants who accused the card networks of charging excessive fees to process credit card payments.