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Target has agreed to pay $39 million to settle loss claims from a two-year-old data breach that were brought by a group of financial institutions, according to court documents filed Wednesday.

An Indiana-based online test preparation company, sued this year by attorneys general in Indiana and New York, terminated employees and told them the firm is going "dormant." One of the firm's major creditors is accusing the company of fraud.

Banks are losing auto finance market share to captive lenders and finance companies, according to a new report from the credit bureau Experian.

The chief executive of SCE Federal Credit Union in Irwindale, Calif. will step down next year, the company's board of directors announced Tuesday.

Paychex in Rochester, N.Y., has entered an agreement to acquire Advance Partners in Cleveland.

Lloyds Banking Group in the U.K. has made Deborah McWhinney its third nonexecutive director. She joined the board at Lloyds Monday and also serves on its audit and risk committees.

The sweeping, five-year highway bill may include some key concessions for small financial institutions, but the deal has left many in the industry frustrated. Here's why.

Lloyds Banking Group in the U.K. has made Deborah McWhinney its third nonexecutive director. She joined the board at Lloyds Monday and also serves on its audit and risk committees.

U.S. Century Bank in Doral, Fla., has announced that its chief executive, Carlos Davila, will resign at the end of the year.

Banks are losing auto-finance market share to captive lenders and finance companies, according to a new report from the credit bureau Experian.