Fresh Today

WASHINGTON–Newly released market data show auto sales declined in November, and among the notable data points is what one major manufacturer is seeing related to electric vehicles.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass.–After establishing a DNA-link, a man known as the I-91 bandit and sought in connection with more than a dozen bank and credit union robberies in this region has been arrested, while separately, in New York, a man has pleaded guilty to robbing two credit unions.

COLONIE, N.Y.– A credit union teller allegedly involved in a fraud ring now faces weapons charges after a search of her residence during the October investigation yielded an illegal handgun.

RICHMOND, Va.–Representatives from more than a dozen Virginia-based credit unions as well as the Virginia Credit Union League met with Gov. Glenn Youngkin and other administration officials here.

LANSING, Mich. — MSU Federal Credit Union’s foundation, the Desk Drawer Fund, has made a $500,000 donation to Child and Family Charities (CFC).

NEW YORK—While it set some records, Black Friday shopping this year also revealed consumers are relying more on point-of-sale credit and financing—as well as digital channels—than ever before.

SAN FRANCISCO—Merchants in the United States that use Square’s point-of-sale technology and that also accept American Express will be getting a credit card from Square in coming months that will run on AmEx’s network, according to a new report.

NEW YORK—A new program is being piloted by American Express in which select applicants can find out if they are approved for a credit card without affecting their credit score.

LONDON—The U.K. could make it difficult for crypto companies to advertise to clients within its borders if a new proposed bill is passed into law, according to a new report.

WASHINGTON–After another strong jobs report, two credit union economists are offering their forecast for what the data mean for the Fed and how aggressive it will remain with rates.