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MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif.–Approximately $100-billion in payments has been enabled by Facebook over the past year, and the company is describing that as “just the start.”

NEW YORK—According to new research, a third of financial institutions are accelerating their AI and machine learning (ML) adoption for anti-money laundering technology in response to COVID-19.

ZURICH, Switzerland—Tend, which describes itself as a next-generation provider of personal finance solutions, has launched a mobile phone app in Mexico and the U.S.

MADISON, Wis.—Summit Credit Union President and CEO Kim Sponem has signed on with the CEO Action Pledge for Diversity and Inclusion.

BENTONVILLE, Ark.—Walmart is hiring a cryptocurrency expert to potentially expand its virtual payment options as a growing number of Fortune 500 companies warm up to digital currencies.

WASHINGTON—U.S. real estate has become the top destination for laundered dirty money, a new report reveals.

MINNEAPOLIS.–A dozen brand-new job openings have been added to CUToday.info’s free job board, the Gig.

NEW YORK—Seventy-two percent of Millennials say social media impacts their buying decisions, according to a survey from CreditCards.com.

YUBA CITY, Calif.—As wildfires once again rage across California and much of the West, two credit unions in the path of the recurring flames say they have, unfortunately, become accomplished at dealing with these natural disasters.

WASHINGTON–The Treasury Secretary and the heads of federal agencies overseeing financial markets have signed a joint letter in response to concerns raised that nonfinancial corporations are not, in most cases, being offered alternatives to the soon-to-be-defunct LIBOR reference rate.