STAMFORD, Conn.—Expect 2016 to end as another year in which shipments of mobile phones are down.
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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.
WASHINGTON—The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has released its first-ever report—“Project Catalyst”—on what it says are consumer-friendly financial technology products, providing an overview of the offerings.
WASHINGTON–New data show what Millennials who are homebuyers are paying in mortgage rates, as well as the amount they’re spending on new homes.
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz.— A new report indicates that the cyber defenses of many banks and credit unions are not catching half of the malware attacks coming through their networks.
LAS VEGAS–Consumer research that’s part of a new national awareness effort being backed by CUNA will be wrapped up by the end of this year, and the findings will be shared with CUs at CUNA’s GAC in 2017.
ARLINGTON, Va.—Just a week after NCUA hosted a budget briefing, NAFCU again criticized the agency’s spending and said efforts to increase exam flexibility should result in more robust cost savings.
WASHINGTON—CUNA is encouraging NCUA to move “decisively” to begin paying refunds to credit unions from the Temporary Corporate Credit Union Stabilization Fund in 2017.
SAINT JOSEPH, Mich.–The sixth anniversary of Bank Transfer Day took place over the weekend, with three credit unions here among those that tied in related promotions.
WASHINGTON—Two segments of the home-buying and mortgage markets are rebounding in small numbers: first-time buyers and single women.