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Over the past two years, regulators have issued several proposals as part of efforts to make capital rules simpler, but the initiative should be more streamlined and allow more public input.

Scrambling to stop hackers from making away with stolen funds, the community involved in the cryptocurrency experiment Ethereum has voted to implement a major software change that would thwart the thieves and help the blockchain regain momentum.

Walmart Stores Inc. can no longer count Marlene Gosparini and her employer as regular customers in Thunder Bay after the world’s largest retailer stopped accepting Visa Inc. credit cards at its three stores in the Canadian city.

REDDING, Calif. — Members 1st CU has released a new website that it says improves functionality, content and also includes an "intuitive" navigation system.

The company poised to push the boundaries of mobile computing is ARM Holdings Plc, which has built a business designing chips that squeeze the most out of limited battery capacity on mobile devices, dominating 85 percent of the market.

Verifone Inc. still faces challenges in certain aspects of its business, but the terminal manufacturer is learning with experience how to fit into the fast-changing world of omnichannel technology.

Surging revenue from consumer lending, including auto loans and mortgages, offset credit problems from the energy sector in the second-quarter results of Regions Financial in Birmingham, Ala.

Tiny TrustUS Federal Credit Union of Midlothian, Texas will merge into Texas Trust Credit Union, based here, after approvals by regulators and by TrustUS FCU members, the two CUs said Monday.

New Support for Glass-Steagall; Brexit Maneuvers

The best way to navigate through a rough patch is to proactively communicate with employees, says Mariner Kemper, chairman and chief executive of UMB Financial in Kansas City, Mo., which last fall overhauled its executive team and announced a major initiative to control costs.