· *The dollar volume of fraudulent credit and debit card charges soared 35% year-over-year in April, The Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday, citing data from Fidelity National Information Services.*
· *The surge in such charges arrives as consumer spending plummets, leaving card issuers and consumers at a rapidly growing...
Credit-card fraud surges 35% as coronavirus freezes the economy and wipes out jobs
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