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ARLINGTON, Va. – NASCUS is now accepting nominations for its 2017 Pierre Jay Award, which honor an individual, program or organization that has made significant contributions to the state credit union system.

TUKWILA, Wash.–Avanti Markets, which operates food and other product kiosks in lunch areas and break rooms in companies across the country, is reporting the nearly 2,000 of those kiosks have been breached by hackers.

ARLINGTON, Va.—Overall consumer prices (seasonally adjusted) were unchanged in June after a 0.1% decrease in May, according to data analyzed in a new NAFCU Macro Data Flash report.

WASHINGTON—Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Director Richard Cordray's pledge that the Bureau would issue a proposal in the coming weeks to raise the home equity line of credit reporting threshold is a “victory,” CUNA says.

NEW YORK—Crooks aren’t just turning more of their attention toward ATM skimming as a means to steal card data as EMV takes hold in the U.S., they are getting better at it.

WASHINGTON–The Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA) is expressing its displeasure over the new CFPB rule banning forced arbitration agreements.

LONDON–Four more U.K. credit unions have been awarded the Five Star Fairbanking Mark from the Fairbanking Foundation.

FOND DU LAC, Wis.–Kronos for Banking will host a webinar titled “Changing Branch Experience Expectations” on Thursday, July 20, from 1-1:30 p.m.

ARLINGTON, Va.—Credit unions' commercial and member-business loans currently make up an average of about 10% of annual loan originations – compared with an average of 1.9% 10 years ago, according to NAFCU's latest Economic & CU Monitor survey results.

WASHINGTON–While credit unions have expressed “concerns” over a new CFPB rule that bans certain “forced arbitration” clauses in credit card, auto loan, student loan, payday loan, and other financial contracts, the Consumer Federation of America is hailing the decision.