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New Orleans--When Dunkin Donuts launched its mobile app in August of 2012, it was already three years behind Starbucks, a pioneer in mobile payments. To make a meaningful impact, it had to do something different.

Product adoption rates for consumers who don’t use digital banking services are near zero, compared to 58.4% for those who do use those services.

M&A activity has slowed this year, and D. Bryan Jordan, chairman and chief executive of First Horizon National in Memphis, Tenn., doesn't see that changing anytime soon.

Under pressure from regulators and investors, banks that tout their sales cultures may have no choice but to follow Wells' lead and stop rewarding branch employees for hitting sales targets.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced the proposal of a state regulation requiring state-chartered credit unions and other regulated financial institutions to develop and maintain a cybersecurity program.

Chairman Jeb Hensarling’s financial reform bill was approved by the Financial Services Committee along mostly party lines as Democrats declined to offer amendments to legislation they said was too flawed to begin with.

CUs announce new hires and promotions including loan operations supervisor, vice president and controller, and other credit union professionals in the news.

First Midwest Bancorp in Itasca, Ill., has entered a sale-leaseback agreement with Oak Street Real Estate Capital in Chicago.

Payment processor and financial services technology provider Jack Henry & Associates has integrated its Banno Mobile application into its bank and credit union core platforms to streamline access to mobile banking, bill payment and person-to-person payments.

Banks will report quarterly results in about a month, and big-bank chiefs cautioned that lending is sluggish because businesses have little desire to take on more debt amid economic and political uncertainty.