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MADISON, Wis­.–Just about every credit union and trade association has been focused on Millennials, but as new research acknowledges, a “flood” of members from that demographic has not happened. The Filene Research Institute has released a new study that it says offers some answers to “what Millennials want” and perhaps opening the floodgates a bit.

HOUSTON—Cardtronics said it has renewed its ATM services agreement with Target Corp. Cardtronics is the world’s largest retail ATM owner/operator and remains the exclusive provider of ATM services for Target stores in the United States.

ATLANTA–FMSI, a provider of workforce optimization solutions, has announced that Langley FCU, Marine FCU, Ent FCU, Digital FCU and Hawaii USA FCU have all adopted the company’s Omnix Lobby Tracker solution in 2015.

MADISON, Wis.–Mollie Bell, known to many for her work at the Filene Research Institute, is leaving to join CUNA.

NEW YORK—Credit unions that make taxi medallion loans in New York City were dealt a tough blow Wednesday when a city judge ruled against three lawsuits that alleged Uber is operating illegally in the Big Apple.