LONDON—The cost of a plate of food in the world’s poorest countries can reach hundreds of U.S. dollars in purchasing power equivalent, new research from the World Food Program and Mastercard shows.
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WASHINGTON–The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has filed suit in federal court against two companies operating under the name “FDAA,” a service provider, and their owners for falsely presenting FDAA as being affiliated with the federal government.
COTTAGE GROVE, Wis.–Summit Credit Union here has broken ground on a new headquarters with several features not often found in credit union facilities, including a rainwater cistern.
WASHINGTON–Home builders are feeling optimistic again.
MADISON, Wis.–Credit union professionals from around the country were given insights on the economy and other issues that will be affecting their business in the year ahead.
SIOUX FALLS, S.D.—How much do consumers—especially Millennials—use mobile banking?
WASHINGTON—NAFCU is again calling for a stronger national data security standard under which companies that maintain consumers' financial records are incentivized to protect the data.
SAN FRANCISCO—Square has launched support for debit card payments in Canada.
ALEXANDRIA, Va.–NCUA said it will hold a public briefing on its proposed 2018–2019 budget at its headquarters here today from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
CHICAGO–Gary Cohn, the top economic advisor to President Trump, said he expects Congress will exempt most banks from rules imposed by Dodd-Frank.