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STATE COLLEGE, Penn.–SPE Federal Credit Union has converted to the CU*Base cored data processing system from Grand Rapids, Mich.-based CU*Answers.

REXBURG, Idaho–A delegation of representatives from Moldova spent time here visiting with credit unions as part of a week-long trip.

WASHINGTON—Congress Wednesday passed a short-term spending bill to keep the federal government running through Dec. 9, avoiding a shutdown at midnight EDT Friday.

WASHINGTON—When Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf testifies today before the House Financial Services Committee, he will again apologize for the actions of employees that led to the sham accounts and harm to account holders—but will again deny that the bank’s management was involved.

WASHINGTON—The Federal Trade Commission will return almost $20 million to more than 145,000 consumers across the country who were victimized by One Technologies LP and its two partner companies.

WASHINGTON–NAFCU and CUNA said they have jointly retained the law firm Williams & Connolly to respond to the lawsuit filed against NCUA over its proposed changes to its member business lending regulations.

WILMINGTON, N.C. –nCino, a provider of cloud banking, has introduced Loan Auto Decision to its Bank Operating System, enabling financial institutions to automatically run loan requests against their existing, proven credit policies, rendering decisions and providing customers with funds more quickly and efficiently than ever before, the company said.

ARLINGTON, Texas –– Tom Cravens, a Texas Trust CU said is synonymous with Arlington, has received the inaugural Dream Builder Award from the Downtown Arlington Management Corp. The award was presented by the DAMC’s premier partner, Texas Trust Credit Union, at the annual DAMC luncheon.

NEW YORK–While many big corporations offer internal universities and training program, the kind of education can be expensive. There’s an alternative, says Rob Locascio, founder and CEO of LivePerson.  It’s an old-fashioned tactic: reading.