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SAN FRANCISCO–Wells Fargo is again being accused of misconduct, this time over the alleged use of allegedly complex financial investments to take advantage of small investors.

WASHINGTON–A new white paper from CUNA has been provided to the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection that supports the idea that “credit unions should be exempt from regulations targeted at other industry bad actors.”

NASSAU, Bahamas—The Central Bank of the Bahamas is planning to introduce a government-backed pilot digital currency.

MANCHESTER, N.H.–A grand opening ceremony will be held here today for the CUNA Research Center and Ensweiler Research Library at America’s Credit Union Museum.

LONDON–A British appeals court has ruled in favor of retailers here in a decision against Visa and Mastercard, could now face billions of pounds in damages, according to analysts.

LOWELL, Mass.–More than 350 kids in the Lowell, Lawrence and Nashua areas joined players from the New England Patriots Alumni Club to participate in “Football For YOU” camps.

AUSTIN, Texas–With the CUTomorrow Conference now just 60 days away from its world premiere, a new movie trailer has been released highlighting why credit unions will want to invest a small bit of their pending NCUSIF rebates to prepare for 2019 by getting insights into the real-world CU success stories that will be shared.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.–Lumin Digital, a PSCU company, has entered into a partnership with ThreatMatrix, a LexisNexis Risk Solutions Co., that it said is designed to secure and improve consumers’ online and mobile banking experiences.

WASHINGTON–The Supreme Court has ruled in favor of an American Express policy that prevents retailers from offering customers incentives to pay with less-expensive cards.

SAN FRANCISCO—Count Wells Fargo as another of the big banks saying “no” to cryptocurrency purchases on its credit cards. The bank recently announced a ban on the purchase of Bitcoin and similar currencies using its credit cards.