Atms To Take On New Roles

Mon., June 26, 2000

Compiled By Bill Sallquist

Now that ATMs are nearly as common as fast-food outlets, a company best known for its mutual fund family is rolling out new machines with increased capabilities.

The machines developed for Fidelity Investments enable customers to deposit endorsed checks and receive a receipt with a little picture of the check they deposited.

Fidelity expects that the machines eventually will handle a variety of financial chores.

Boston Globe

* Catching a cold: Recent incidents have demonstrated how vulnerable computers are to viruses.

Now it seems that communications devices other than computers aren’t immune from such attacks. Now, wireless phones are being targeted.

Dallas Morning News

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