American Express will pay approximately $230 million to resolve a Department of Justice criminal wire fraud investigation and settle civil allegations of deceptive marketing. The banking giant ...

American Express (AXP) agreed to pay a total of about $230 million Thursday to settle allegations of past deceptive marketing practices associated with its wire products. In one case, Amex agreed ...

American Express AXP1.17%increase; green up pointing triangle has agreed to pay approximately $230 million in penalties over deceptive practices tied to how it sold credit cards and wire services ...

By Tara Siegel Bernard American Express said on Thursday that it would pay $230 million to settle civil and criminal allegations that the company used deceptive sales tactics related to credit ...

(Reuters) - Credit card company American Express has agreed to pay $108.7 million to settle allegations that it engaged in deceptive marketing practices, the U.S. Justice Department said on Thursday.

American Express Co. will pay about $230 million to resolve a long-running investigation into some of the firm’s prior sales practices which regulators said misled small-business owners.

plus another $108.7 million over civil allegations of deceptive marketing. NEW YORK (CN) — American Express agreed to pay at least $230 million to resolve federal allegations of wire fraud and ...

American Express said on Thursday it will pay about $230 million to settle criminal and civil probes into alleged deceptive practices in selling credit card and wire transfer products to small ...