CUPERTINO, Calif.—Apple is planning a new service that will let small businesses accept payments directly on their iPhones without any extra hardware, according to a new report.
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COMACHUÉN, Mexico — Mexico’s remittances — the money Mexican immigrants in the U.S. and other countries send home to their relatives — have soared in the past two years, and are now expected to top $50 billion for the first time once 2021′s figures are added up. That would surpass almost all other sources of Mexico’s foreign income, NBC News said.
NEW YORK—There is some good news when it comes to compliance. Or at least good news for compliance officers: they’re in demand and their pay is rising.
KINGSLAND, Ga.–Three more mergers among credit unions have been announced in the three days since CUToday.info’s most recent report, which listed 10 mergers that are in the works.
WASHINGTON—Women- and minority-owned businesses (MWBEs) often face barriers when it comes to access to credit and financial services, CUNA wrote to the House Financial Services Subcommittee on Diversity and Inclusion.
ARLINGTON, Va.—Total vehicle sales rose from 12.5 million annualized units to 15 million annualized units in January, with monthly sales levels down 10.6% year over year.
SAN FRANCISCO–A new survey has found workers care more about flexible hours than they do about remote work.
WASHINGTON–More than a dozen consumer organizations have joined in calling on the FDIC’s new acting chairman to “stop permitting its supervised institutions to front for predatory lenders evading state interest rate limits.”
ALBANY, N.Y.–With the Winter Olympics now underway, SEFCU is making a donation to Special Olympics New York for every medal won by the U.S. Olympic team in Beijing.
HONOLULU—Hawaii Central FCU (HCFCU) said it has become the first credit union in Hawaii to offer its members video banking.