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CCUL Regrets Veto And Plans Strategy

By David Morrison

The California Credit Union League expressed disappointment and a degree of shock that Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger vetoed a measure THAT would have moved the card industry's data security standards into state law.

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Asset Exchange To Appear At Web Event Aimed At Discouraging Portfolio Sales

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