Cash America may close 139 stores
star-telegram.com     May 16, 2008            

By JIM FUQUAY Star-Telegram Staff Writer Cash America International said Thursday it intends to close up to 139 payday lending stores in Ohio after passage of a state law limiting the annual interest rate charged on the short-term loans to 28 percent. The Fort Worth-based company also said it... [read full story]                

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