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Senate approved $17.6B jobs bill. This one tackles tax provisions. Other approaches expected soon.
Senate Clears $17.6 Billion Jobs Bill
Christopher Colford will join the NCUA, serving as Chairman Debbie Matz's Senior Advisor for Communications
A brand new CU--the first approved in 2010. NCUA chartered Inspire Com. Development FCU, a low-income, com. dev. CU, Battle Creek, Mich.
A former IT programmer has been sentenced to 46 months in prison for his role in several data thefts, including U.S. retailer TJX. Wed NN.
Va. legislature approves bill to allow state-chartered CUs to convert to banks. Wed NN
RSS feeds from CUNA News Now
News and information found on News Now, the Credit Union National Association's daily electronic news service, are available through Really Simple Syndication (RSS) feeds, which distribute any content updated during the day to the user with an RSS notification.
News feed reader programs:
To use News Now's RSS feed and get the updates as they occur, you will need a news feed reader. Some browsers support RSS; others require downloading and installing a news reader program (such as Sharp, FeedDemon or NetNewsWire--go to your favorite search engine and type in "RSS feeds" for more information on readers). These programs permit readers to display the latest headlines without opening the web browser. Instead, clicking on a headline will open the window to that story.How to access News Now's feed:
News Now's feed includes all updates to the website in one comprehensive feed. Look for the XML icon with the words "RSS feed" in the left margin of any News Now web page to connect you to the News Now RSS feed's URL. Click the icon to access the headlines. If your reader is incompatible, you will see a page of coding. Ignore that and go to the URL at the top.
To copy the feed into your feed reader:
- Open your feed reader;
- Select "new"--to create a new feed;
- Enter the News Now URL when prompted; and http://www.cuna.org/newsnow/rss/headlines.xml
- Follow the prompts on your feeder.
The updated headlines will pop up on your screen. Click the headline to read the updated item.
RSS terms and conditions
News Now provides RSS feeds to individuals for personal, noncommercial use. Its RSS feeds are protected by U.S. and international copyright laws, and News Now's contents rights are owned by the Credit Union National Association.
You may display RSS feed content (such as headlines, active links and other information) on your personal website and use the content for personal, noncommercial purposes, provided that:
- You do not modify or delete or insert any content;
- You not redistribute the RSS feeds to others;
- You do not post audio files or text stories other than as included in the RSS feed;
- The links redirect the user to the CUNA News Now website when a user clicks them; and
- You make clear that using and displaying content does not indicate endorsement by CUNA or News Now of any information, websites, products or services, or ideas and causes of any third parties.
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