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MADISON, Wis.—CUES has released its 2022 Learning & Events Calendar and other tools it said industry professionals can now use as they plan for next year.

REDMOND, Wash.–Microsoft has issued a new warning to its cloud computing customers that hackers might have the ability to read, change or delete their main databases.

NEW YORK—Global anti-money laundering fines at banks and financial services firms soared to $2.2 billion during 2020, five times higher than in 2019, as regulators have stuck to tougher lines on AML, new reports show.

DAYTON, Ohio–DayMet Credit Union presented a $2,000 check to Ralph Otter, winner of its Home Run Sweepstakes.

NEW YORK—Just how many people are now using a mobile app to deposit their funds?

LAWRENCEVILLE, Ga.—As the semiconductor shortage drags on and with expectations now that supply won’t return to normal until well into 2022, used car values should once again begin to climb, Black Book is forecasting.

WASHINGTON–August’s disappointing jobs report isn’t likely to be a harbinger of employment numbers to come, according to one CU economist, who also weighed in on the increasing minimum wage some credit unions are now paying.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla.— VyStar Credit Union has been recognized as one of the Best Places to Work in Northeast Florida by the Jacksonville Business Journal (JBJ), “another illustration of the organization’s ongoing commitment to its more than 2,000 employees.”

SCARBOROUGH, Maine–Town & Country FCU is reporting its partnership with the Animal Refuge League of Greater Portland to celebrate DOGUST resulted in plenty of happy tails. 

WASHINGTON–The Member Business Loan Expansion Act has been introduced in Congress.