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MADISON, Wis. — From management to membership, gender parity has a long way to go in the credit union industry, according to the World Council of Credit Unions.

WASHINGTON—The Department of Justice is requesting comments on more than 120 questions regarding the proposed Web accessibility rule under the Americans with Disabilities Act in order to shape its future rulemaking efforts ensuring equal access to public entities’ programs, services and activities. 

ALEXANDRIA, Va.–NAFCU has announced the results of its board elections, with Jan Roche and Charles Rutan having won at-large seats.

WASHINGTON–Mortgage rates have declined to the point where they are just above their low point for the year.

SAN DIEGO–The CFPB’s Disparate Impact Initiative has led to a number of big-dollar settlements with several auto lenders, but congressional pushback could rein such settlements in in the future, according to one attorney.

WASHINGTON­–New numbers related to construction in the U.S. and released by the Commerce Department show a robust topline number, but could reveal some deeper trends related to home ownership in the country.

WASHINGTON­—Inflation has ticked up, which will only add to speculation over what the Fed might do with rates.

RANCHO DOMINGUEZ, Calif.—After going public with accusations that SchoolsFirst FCU is attempting to “steal away” its members, Schools FCU says it will not back away from its position. In an interview, the CEO of the much smaller CU further asserts that the larger credit union is attempting to force a merger through its actions.

SAN DIEGO–The transformation coming in automobiles—which could even include the elimination of vehicle financing as it’s currently known—should have credit unions giving a lot of thought to a new business model, according to one analyst involved in Google’s development of driverless vehicles.

PHOENIX–The $1.8-billion Arizona State Credit Union has officially changed to a new name and brand.