NEW YORK–The nation’s largest bank, J.P. Morgan Chase & Co., is getting more involved in the car shopping and financing business.
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LYNCHBURG, Va.–Three years after Lynrocten FCU here was shut down by regulators due to extensive fraud, some members are still waiting for a payout from their accounts.
MUSKEGO, Wis.–InterLutions, Corporate Central Credit Union’s wholly owned CUSO, has released an online video campaign that introduces what it calls a “revolutionary group medical program just for credit unions,” I-Care.
WASHINGTON–While it has been a relatively low-profile issue to date in the presidential campaign, Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Kaine has highlighted housing in several recent remarks.
LONDON—Barclays is now providing voice security technology to all of its personal banking customers.
WASHINGTON—The Dodd-Frank overhaul financial law isn’t to blame for the decline in the number of community banks, according to a new report from the White House Council of Economic Advisers.
AZUSA, Calif.–Jolina Monique Sanchez, a former employee of Azusa City Employees CU, has been sentenced to almost three-and-a-half years behind bars for embezzling more than $270,000 from the credit union, MyNewsLA.com reported.
SKIBBERDEEN, Ireland–A “Rio Party” hosted by Skibbereen Credit Union here to watch two local rowers in the Olympics had to be delayed due to weather in Rio de Janeiro.
ARLINGTON, Va.—Total vehicle sales in July rebounded from June’s rate of 16.7 million annualized units to 17.9 million, fueled by sales of trucks and SUVs as gasoline prices declined, NAFCU reported.
AUSTIN, Texas—Experts are warning that a new vulnerability could allow attackers to take control of mobile phones and key parts of the world's telecommunications infrastructure, making it possible to eavesdrop or disrupt entire networks, Ars Technica reported.