MADISON, Wis. – A mentorship program designed to develop the next generation of credit union leaders will be crashing the Herb Wegner Awards this year.
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WASHINGTON–The Federal Trade Commission is investigating one company over its use of GPS starter interrupter devices, sometimes called kill switches, with certain auto loan borrowers.
PITTSBURGH, Penn.—A magistrate judge in the Wendy’s data breach lawsuit has recommended denying the restaurant chain’s motion to dismiss, according to an interim ruling released.
AUSTIN, Texas–Transferring money is the killer-app function when it comes to overall money movement, according to a new analysis.
FORT WAYNE, Ind.–Midwest America Credit Union here has reportedly filed suit against Arby’s Restaurant Group over its recent data breach.
WOODSIDE, N.Y.—After Melrose Credit Union became the second New York City taxi medallion CU to be conserved, is LOMTO next?
DENVER–Even as credit unions continue to build them, a former senator and long-time banker is predicting “bank branches are dead.”
BRIARWOOD, N.Y.—Another New York City credit union has been conserved due to the impact of ride sharing on the taxi industry here.
ALEXANDRIA, Va.– Twenty-six federally insured credit unions hit with civil monetary penalties for filing late Call Reports in the third quarter of 2016 have consented to penalties totaling $17,485, NCUA said.
HONG KONG, China—Those with a limited credit history here are signing up instantly for a prepaid credit card through facial recognition technology.