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RIVERSIDE, Calif.–Altura Credit Union employees helped fulfill Christmas wishes of more than 300 local families in crisis this holiday season through The Salvation Army’s annual Angel Tree holiday program.

HARRISBURG, Penn.—Be competitive, but don’t be too competitive. That’s the advice from one CEO who has managed his credit union through several rising rate environments and who warns that chasing the high deposit rates of top-of-market competitors is often a losing battle.

CHICAGO–What are the best ways to deal with an unexpected, frustrating setback that may happen to you or your team at work?

Was it right—or was it wrong? Were you paying attention?

WASHINGTON–Fewer and fewer people are using cash, with three-in-10 Americans now saying they make no purchases with cash in a typical week, up from a quarter in 2015.

WASHINGTON—The Federal Housing Finance Agency won't defend the constitutionality of its structure, according to a brief filed this week in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit.

SACRAMENTO, Calif.–Even a billion-dollar-plus credit union needs to look to the future and consider if it has the scale to remain viable, according to the CEO of one such CU that has just made a big merger move.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.–Ent Credit Union has announced plans to develop a new, 300,000-plus square-foot headquarters in northern Colorado Springs on more than 20 acres of land at The Campus at Foothills Farm, a La Plata Communities development near I-25 and Interquest Parkway.

PEACHTREE CORNERS, Ga.–The Technology Association of Georgia (TAG) has named Alogent as one of its Top 40 Innovative Technology Companies in Georgia.

BEIJING, China—The Chinese government has approved a policy that will require all users of blockchain-based services to register their real identities with the authorities, in contrast with the technology’s reputation for safeguarding anonymity.