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Sometime last month, scandal-plagued Wells Fargo decided to stop referring to its branches as "stores." It may have been a knee-jerk reaction to intense public scrutiny, but it may also be long overdue given retail banking's evolution.

A group of Canada's largest banks has invested $27 million in SecureKey Technologies as the Toronto-based security company preps a new digital identity service for 2017.

JPMorgan is continuing its push to snag wealthier credit-card users and gain market share.

It’s a bit premature to celebrate the recent court decision finding the CFPB’s structure to be unconstitutional, according to a veteran credit union attorney who suggests the final outcome on this is far from decided.

Stores are realizing that they don't want to duplicate Starbucks' success.

Northern Trust’s success in attracting new trust and investment management clients helped to boost its third-quarter profit.

Credit unions face a new competitor for personal loans, but observers are confident that Goldman Sachs' name recognition is no match for the trust members have in CUs.

Profit improved at M&T Bank in the third quarter as the Buffalo, N.Y., company expanded commercial and mortgage lending and completed the sale of a large investment-securities portfolio.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau decried an appeals court ruling last week that found its single-director structure unconstitutional, saying the opinion was "wrongly decided" and had "no basis in the text of the Constitution or in Supreme Court case law."

Fiscal Credit Union, Glendale, Calif., on Tuesday said its board of directors is pursuing a merger with UNIFY Financial Federal Credit Union, Torrance, Calif.