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LONDON—More than four in 10 U.K. businesses have suffered a cyberattack over the last year, according to government research.

GLENDORA, Calif.–America’s Christian Credit Union (ACCU) held a weeklong celebration of “heroes” as part of its Project Glendora Yellow Ribbon.

MOSCOW—A new report shows that 81% of Americans and 72% of Canadians admit to feeling stressed by the news of data breaches.

NEW YORK–What’s the best place in the U.S. for a small business? According to one new analysis, it’s a big market: New York.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.—There’s never been a better time to invest in the workforce than today—says one HR expert, who insists that is the only way credit unions can remain competitive long term.

WODONGA, Victoria, Australia–In a highly unusual development related to credit union board elections, one man here has been charged with fraudulent voting for allegedly hacking into a computer to change the results.

WASHINGTON—Credit union CEOs say provisions of the new regulatory relief bill related to mortgages and business lending aren’t the only areas where their operations will be affected; they see changes occurring elsewhere as well.

SILVER BAY, Minn.–North Shore FCU here has  selected CUProdigy to replace its outdated core data processing system.

SAN MATEO, Calif.—Business owners are leveraging their personal credit in a major way, according to new data from Nav. While consumers carry an average of 2.32 credit cards, small business owners average at 4.78 cards, Nav reported.