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MADISON, Wis.— Six weeks after TruStage discovered the cyberattack that forced much of its technology environment offline, significant portions of its operations are returning—but for some credit union members and other consumers, the disruption is still being measured in missed insurance payments, inaccessible retirement money, delayed disability benefits and difficulty collecting on life insurance policies following the death of a family member.

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C.— Members of the $382.5-million Piedmont Advantage Credit Union have approved its merger into the $5.4-billion Truliant Federal Credit Union, clearing the final major hurdle for the combination, the CUs stated.

NEW YORK--Millennials’ increasingly irregular income could force banks and credit unions to rethink products built around the traditional paycheck, with only about 42% of employed Millennials now primarily earning a fixed salary, according to the August 2026 edition of The Millennial Playbook from PYMNTS Intelligence.

SINGAPORE— Global stablecoin card spending is expected to quadruple to $50 billion annually by 2028, stablecoin payments company RedotPay said this week, according to Reuters.

SAN FRANCISCO—Anthropic is expanding access to the cybersecurity capabilities of its advanced AI models, including Claude Mythos 5, while using controls designed to keep the technology from being misused by attackers, according to SecurityWeek.

MIAMI—President Donald Trump and his businesses are urging a federal judge to allow their lawsuit against Capital One to proceed, arguing the bank improperly monitored them and shut down more than 300 accounts “for no reason other than politics,” Law360 reported.