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SACRAMENTO, Calif.–Another former Wells Fargo employee is alleging “unconscionable behavior” by the bank, including intimidation and the denial of bathroom breaks.

TOM’S RIVER, N.J.–For the second time this week, one credit union here is helping consumers deal with this state’s increased gas taxes by giving away free gas.

STAMFORD, Conn.—Expect 2016 to end as another year in which shipments of mobile phones are down.

HAUPPAGUE, N.Y.—GrooveCar is holding a webinar Nov. 10 to help credit unions better understand the leasing market.

CINCINNATI–Vantiv said it has been named by Forrester Research, Inc., as a Leader in the Forrester Wave Global Commerce Payment Providers Q4 2016 report.

NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C.–The $15.6-billion BECU has opened its first locations outside of Washington State. The credit union has now opened two small branches on Boeing’s manufacturing site here. 

DALLAS—A new report indicates that when it comes to mobile payments there is a growing disconnect between what consumers want and what retailers want to offer.

WASHINGTON–While it will have no bearing on credit unions, should the Trump Administration and Congress repeal the Dodd-Frank Act, one ramification will be the scrapping of rules designed to make pay in corporate America more egalitarian.

WASHINGTON–The Retail Litigation Center and the National Retail Federation said they have asked the full 2^nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to take up a lawsuit over American Express rules that keep retailers from encouraging customers to use other cards with lower processing fees.

SIOUX FALLS, S.D.—And the entrants into the mobile wallet war just keep coming.