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Wells Fargo will lay off 89 workers at its legal-order processing group in Philadelphia.

Federal regulators are working to streamline call reports for community banks in response to industry complaints that some of the requirements are unnecessary and increasingly burdensome.

Android Pay is far more than a rebranding of Google Wallet. It's a reboot of Google's approach to mobile payments, picking the best of Google Wallet and Apple Pay while shedding the ideas that distract from each product's core focus.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and the state of Florida were granted a final judgment against the Hoffman Law Group and corporate affiliates accused of using deceptive marketing practices and scamming homeowners into paying illegal advance fees.

NCUA said it issued three prohibition orders against former credit union employees in May. As a result, the following individuals will be barred from participating in the affairs of any federally-insured financial institution:

The Disney-Pixar movie "Finding Nemo" inspired a run on clownfish in pet stores across America. Banks should pursue the same effect with content that connects with customers on an emotional level and inspires them to take action.

Many would-be users are holding their collective breath after disappointment in Windows 8. Should CUs take a wait-and-see approach, or is now (finally) the time to jump to a new operating system?

Heartland Financial in Dubuque, Iowa, has agreed to buy Premier Valley Bank in Fresno, Calif.

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NCUA is working with federally-insured credit unions in parts of Texas and Oklahoma that were hit by heavy flooding recently in order to help “protect consumers and ensure the continuity” of credit union services.