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WASHINGTON–A credit union that is one of the leaders nationally for its leadership in sustainability, responding to climate change and building stronger, more resilient communities shared details of its work with other credit unions here.

WASHINGTON—The Federal Trade Commission has sued to stop an “interconnected web of operations” responsible for delivering tens of millions of unwanted Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP) and ringless voicemail (RVM) phony debt service robocalls to consumers nationwide, the agency reported.

LONDON–A large majority of companies in this country—including financial institutions—that participated in test of a four-day workweek said they would stick with it after experiencing sharp drops in worker turnover and absenteeism while largely maintaining productivity during the six-month study, according to a new report.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala.—With potentially tougher economic times on the horizon, credit unions should brace for their high-FICO-score members to become big targets for the major card issuers in 2023.

DUBLIN, Ireland–Ireland’s credit unions are to be used to identify and support victims of coercive control and domestic violence under proposals being drawn up by one government minister.