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Consumers may hear different labels for stablecoins and other cryptocurrency, but many still place both products in the same mental bucket. That finding sits at the center of “The Wallet Effect: How Credit Unions Can Close the Digital Currency Access Gap,” a June 2026 Credit Union Tracker from PYMNTS Intelligence and Velera. The report finds growing interest…

filo/iStock via Getty Images Market Overview Headline returns in the second quarter looked strong, but the underlying drivers were AI-related technology companies, particularly semiconductors and memory manufacturers, many of which are concentrated in Asia (regional leadership from South Korea and Taiwan). Hyperscaler capex fueled global demand for memory and advanced logic chips which flowed through…

The International Maritime Organization, a United Nations agency, said Monday that it opposes transit fees in the Strait of Hormuz after President Donald Trump demanded that ships pay protection money. “We have always been consistent on our stance on fees – IMO stands firmly against charging fees for passage through straits used for international navigation,”…

Elliptic launches continuous monitoring Elliptic’s solution gives crypto compliance teams a continuously accurate view of customer risk rather than a picture frozen at the last screening. It pairs event detection with fully configurable alerting. Continuous Monitoring detects the full range of risk-changing events rather than label changes alone; it is fully configurable to each customer’s…

EPFO members must ensure that they upload a recent profile photo on the Unified Member Portal to complete e-nominations and facilitate online claim settlements. The profile photo is a part of an individual’s digital records and is used during the online verification process. While uploading a profile photo is not mandatory for all EPFO transactions,…

A larger share (68%) disagreed that everyone has the same opportunity to benefit from the technology. That skepticism holds steady across every income bracket. Even among households earning $200,000 or more, 62% disagreed that AI opportunity is evenly distributed, while the figure climbed to 73% among those earning under $50,000. Usage climbs despite the doubts…