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NEW YORK -Actors Federal Credit Union is leaving its mark on the city that never sleeps - with ATMs. What started in 1999 with just two ATMs has grown exponentially, and the $72 million credit union now boasts 100 ATMs making it a contender in a market dominated by banking...

CU Times Editor-in-Chief PHOENIX, Ariz. - A sluggish economy, loss of consumer confidence, corporate scandals, growing unemployment, and a likelihood of war with Iraq all took a toll in 2002 on investor confidence and Wall Street's performance. Financial services CUSOs have had to tweak the way they consult with their...

A Microsoft SQL hole allowed a worm to shut down ATMs nationwide. See story page 6.

From mergers to meeting credit union investment needs in a very unique period, corporates are as active as ever. Read all about it in the special report on pages 18-23.

COLUMBUS, Ohio - Carol Middaugh, assistant vice president, marketing, for Corporate One Federal Credit Union has been named an inaugural inductee to the Campus CU Council (CCUC) Hall of Honor. Middaugh and two others, Bruce Wheeler of the National CU Foundation and Mike Beall of the World Council of Credit...

ALBANY, N.Y. - It's official. Gigi Hyland recently relocated to Albany, New York, from Alexandria, Va., and has been named General Counsel at the $4.4 billion Empire Corporate Federal Credit Union. Hyland will serve as Empire's primary legal representation as it relates to the delivery of Empire's products and services,...