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Transaction Trends: State policy snapshot 2025 — Visa CEDP shift — Secure 2025 rates

12/22/2025

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What business wants from the 2024 federal budget

Virtual Credit Cards Help Fight Fraud

12/12/2025

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Transaction Trends: Demographics Shaping Holiday Spending — Awards Nominations Closing — Lock in Certification Rates

12/8/2025

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Transaction Trends: ETA urges tax delay — Christy Ellerbee joins ETA — Canada budget passes

11/24/2025

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ETA Announces its 2024 Board of Directors

Electronic Transactions Association Announces Appointment of Christy Ellerbee as Vice President of State Government Affairs

11/21/2025

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What business wants from the 2024 federal budget

Nacha’s $10 Million Feedback and other Digital Transactions News briefs from 11/18/25

11/19/2025

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What business wants from the 2024 federal budget

Electronic Payments Industry Opens New Revenue Opportunities for Small Businesses This Holiday Season

11/19/2025

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ETA Announces its 2024 Board of Directors

Electronic Payments Industry Opens New Revenue Opportunities for Small Businesses This Holiday Season

11/18/2025

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2025 Holiday Consumer Spending Study — Revealing Holiday Payment Trends

11/17/2025

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Transaction Trends: ETA|TSG Holiday Spending Report — ETA meets in Colorado — Stablecoin future

11/14/2025

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What business wants from the 2024 federal budget

CFPB deluged with open banking comments

10/24/2025

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What business wants from the 2024 federal budget

What They Are Saying: Financial Services Industry Stakeholders Urge Passage of Peters & Rounds Bipartisan Bill to Restore Critical Cybersecurity Protections

10/22/2025

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Transaction Trends: Senate stalls — Ohio fee plan — The future of instant payments

10/17/2025

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What business wants from the 2024 federal budget

What business wants from the 2025 federal budget

10/17/2025

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What business wants from the 2024 federal budget

Three Taft Attorneys To Speak On Panel At ETA Payments Compliance Conference

10/16/2025

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OREGON

  • 17,500 total employment
  • $1.7B total labor income
  • $2.7B total GDP contribution

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MINNESOTA

  • 36,000 total employment
  • $3.6B total labor income
  • $5.8B total GDP contribution

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MICHIGAN

  • 43,900 total employment
  • $3.8B total labor income
  • $5.8B total GDP contribution

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MONTANA

  • 5,000 total employment
  • $400,000,000 total labor income
  • $700,000,000 total GDP contribution
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NEBRASKA

  • 15,600 total employment
  • $1.4B total labor income
  • $2.2B total GDP contribution

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NEVADA

  • 22,400 total employment
  • $1.9B total labor income
  • $3.2B total GDP contribution

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NEW HAMPSHIRE

  • 6,400 total employment
  • $700,000,000 total labor income
  • $1.0B total GDP contribution

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NEW JERSEY

  • 53,400 total employment
  • $6.4B total labor income
  • $8.2B total GDP contribution

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NEW MEXICO

  • 5,900 total employment
  • $400,000,000 total labor income
  • $800,000,000 total GDP contribution

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NORTH CAROLINA

  • 71,000 total employment
  • $7.1B total labor income
  • $13.9B total GDP contribution

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NORTH DAKOTA

  • 4,600 total employment
  • $400,000,000 total labor income
  • $700,000,000 total GDP contribution

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OHIO

  • 80,400 total employment
  • $6.9B total labor income
  • $16.6B total GDP contribution

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OKLAHOMA

  • 18,600 total employment
  • $1.4B total labor income
  • $2.2B total GDP contribution

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MISSISSIPPI

  • 10,100 total employment
  • $600,000,000 total labor income
  • $1.2B total GDP contribution

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PENNSYLVANIA

  • 64,500 total employment
  • $6.3B total labor income
  • $9.7B total GDP contribution

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RHODE ISLAND

  • 5,800 total employment
  • $500,000,000 total labor income
  • $900,000,000 total GDP contribution

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SOUTH CAROLINA

  • 22,500 total employment
  • $1.7B total labor income
  • $2.7B total GDP contribution

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SOUTH DAKOTA

  • 15,300 total employment
  • $1.1B total labor income
  • $3.2B total GDP contribution

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TENNESSEE

  • 38,800 total employment
  • $3.5B total labor income
  • $5.5B total GDP contribution

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UTAH

  • 28,700 total employment
  • $2.4B total labor income
  • $4.9B total GDP contribution

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VERMONT

  • 2,600 total employment
  • $200,000,000 total labor income
  • $300,000,000 total GDP contribution

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VIRGINIA

  • 73,600 total employment
  • $8.5B total labor income
  • $12.8B total GDP contribution

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WASHINGTON

  • 34,000 total employment
  • $4.6B total labor income
  • $7.8B total GDP contribution

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WEST VIRGINIA

  • 4,800 total employment
  • $300,000,000 total labor income
  • $600,000,000 total GDP contribution

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WISCONSIN

  • 28,100 total employment
  • $2.4B total labor income
  • $4.0B total GDP contribution

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WYOMING

  • 2,500 total employment
  • $200,000,000 total labor income
  • $300,000,000 total GDP contribution

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HAWAII

  • 4,900 total employment
  • $400,000,000 total labor income
  • $700,000,000 total GDP contribution

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TEXAS

  • 209,100 total employment
  • $20.0B total labor income
  • $29.8B total GDP contribution

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ALABAMA

  • 21,000 total employment
  • $1.6B total labor income
  • $2.8B total GDP contribution

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ALASKA

  • 2,200 total employment
  • $200,000,000 total labor income
  • $400,000,000 total GDP contribution

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ARIZONA

  • 63,600 total employment
  • $5.6B total labor income
  • $8.5B total GDP contribution

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ARKANSAS

  • 12,000 total employment
  • $900,000,000 total labor income
  • $1.6B total GDP contribution

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CALIFORNIA

  • 193,800 total employment
  • $26.6B total labor income
  • $41.1B total GDP contribution

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COLORADO

  • 40,000 total employment
  • $4.2B total labor income
  • $6.2 total GDP contribution

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CONNECTICUT

  • 16,400 total employment
  • $2.1B total labor income
  • $3.3B total GDP contribution

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DELAWARE

  • 38,400 total employment
  • $4.0B total labor income
  • $9.3B total GDP contribution

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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

  • 4,200 total employment
  • $800,000,000 total labor income
  • $1.1B total GDP contribution

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FLORIDA

  • 161,100 total employment
  • $14.5B total labor income
  • $18.5B total GDP contribution

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GEORGIA

  • 70,700 total employment
  • $6.6B total labor income
  • $12.7B total GDP contribution

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IDAHO

  • 7,800 total employment
  • $600,000,000 total labor income
  • $1.0B total GDP contribution

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ILLINOIS

  • 87,300 total employment
  • $9.6B total labor income
  • $14.6B total GDP contribution

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INDIANA

  • 27,300 total employment
  • $2.2B total labor income
  • $3.7B total GDP contribution

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IOWA

  • 22,000 total employment
  • $1.8B total labor income
  • $3.3B total GDP contribution

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KANSAS

  • 16,300 total employment
  • $1.4B total labor income
  • $2.1B total GDP contribution

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KENTUCKY

  • 22,300 total employment
  • $1.7B total labor income
  • $2.7B total GDP contribution

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LOUISIANA

  • 16,400 total employment
  • $1.2B total labor income
  • $2.2B total GDP contribution

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MAINE

  • 9,200 total employment
  • $900,000,000 total labor income
  • $1.3B total GDP contribution

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MARYLAND

  • 25,500 total employment
  • $2.4B total labor income
  • $3.6B total GDP contribution

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MASSACHUSETTS

  • 39,600 total employment
  • $5.3B total labor income
  • $8.0B total GDP contribution

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MISSOURI

  • 31,900 total employment
  • $2.7B total labor income
  • $4.5B total GDP contribution

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NEW YORK

  • 147,600 total employment
  • $24.4B total labor income
  • $54.0B total GDP contribution

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