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NEW YORK—How much of total U.S. credit card purchases do the major card issuers claim?

SEATTLE—Starbucks' is expanding the integration of Amazon Alexa in its Mobile Order & Pay platform to include Ford vehicles.

WASHINGTON—The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has denied a second bitcoin-based ETF bid, which was up for consideration in March.

WASHINGTON–Despite the partisan divide in Congress, one Democrat and one Republican are reaching across the aisle in an attempt to resolve the question of what to do about Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

INDIANAPOLIS–The bankruptcy trustee here responsible for unwinding the assets of the defunct ITT Educational Services has filed suit against five credit unions over a joint loan program.

SAN FRANCISCO–Wells Fargo has agreed to pay $110 million to settle a class action lawsuit related to the opening of more than $2 million bogus customer accounts.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla.–Community First Credit Union here has signed on to continue as the “Official Credit Union” of Jacksonville Armada FC, the soccer team that plays in the North American Soccer League. Community First has been a sponsor of the Armada since its founding.

WASHINGTON—CUNA has deep concerns that the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau rarely gives consideration to regulatory burdens as a result of “one-size-fits-all” regulations, it wrote to the House Financial Services Committee Wednesday.

PALM DESERT, Calif.–No remarks by Capt. (Ret.) Chesley Sullenberger are complete without him sharing the harrowing details of piloting his damaged US Airways jet to a safe landing on the Hudson River, as he did in January of 2009.

ARLINGTON, Va.– Conversions of federally chartered credit unions to state charters is continuing in 2017, according to analysis by NASCUS.