After a quick jaunt on the N and 7 trains, I found myself at the low-slung blue warehouse -- positioned between a check-cashing station and a vitamin warehouse -- that is currently housing the Museum of Modern Art while its West 53rd Street home is renovated.
Concord, based in Memphis, is a big electronics transaction processor that recently acquired Star Systems, Cash Station and MAC.
In 1884 cash desks were placed at convenient points to take customers' payments; up to that point most large retailers had used mechanical devices or runners to move customers' money and change between counters and a central cash station.
"We're studying the patent," says Cash Station's Cole, "and we're not clear how it holds up".
The acquisition boosts First Data's NYCE automated teller machine business with Concord's STAR, MAC and Cash Station operations and will generate combined annual revenue of $10 billion.
"Every ATM network in the country is working to figure out how to secure the PIN from the PC to the bank," says Stephen Cole, president and CEO of the ATM network Cash Station, which processes 13 million transactions a month.
Harris, 59, was convicted for what became known as the Gold Coast cash-station murder.
In Princeton, Efes, though a full-service restaurant, has a fast-food feel: harsh lighting, a massive drinks cooler, clunky furniture and a combination dessert counter and cash register station.
He did not disclose how much cash the stations would provide to pay for some of the costs of "Monday Night Football".
On Tuesday night, the police shut down the operation, arresting 31 people, confiscating nearly $100,000 in cash, and stationing uniformed officers where the dealers once stood, Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly said at a news conference yesterday.
A21 NEW YORK/REGION D1-8 Drug Operation Was Run Like a Company, Police Say Police shut down a drug operation that was run like a small corporation out of a block of apartment buildings on W. 146th street, arresting 38 people, confiscating nearly $100,000 in cash, and stationing uniformed officers where the dealers once stood, Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly said.
