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Greek police fire tear gas as 100,000 protest austerity plan
Police in riot gear stand guard outside the parliament in Athens' Syntagma square during a huge anti-austerity demonstration Feb.
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South Jersey power broker stepping out from shadows
Democratic power broker George E. Norcross looks out from a 10th-floor window at Cooper University Hospital in Camden.
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HHGregg Shares Given New $12.50 Price Target by Analyst at Jefferies Group
Jefferies Group upped their price target on shares of HHGregg to $12.50 in a research note issued on Friday.
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Hogan Lovells named Megan Dixon office managing partner for its San Francisco and Silicon Valley offices.
Award honors Grace Clark's Tupelo spirit
Tupelo's Outstanding Citizen of the Year Grace Clark, center, is escorted to the stage by her husband Dr.
Cash Isa offers flood the market to lure savers ahead of April deadline
A glut of cash Isa launches has begun in an attempt to tempt savers to make the most of their 5,340 tax-free allowance before the end of the tax year on April 5. Cheshire , First Direct, Manchester Building Society, Marks & Spencer Money and Virgin Money are among those with new Isa offerings.
Federal regulators seize Shelby County bank
An autopsy has concluded that an Indiana man whose body was found off the Appalachian Trail in Virginia was suffocated.The body of Scott Lilly of South Bend was found Aug.
State Regulators Begin Bank of America Investigation
An investigation is underway into whether Bank of America Corp. inflated the value of troubled business loans it sold to investors five years ago, according to a report in the Boston Globe .
High-Frequency Traders May Win Reprieve in Flash-Crash Rule
High-frequency traders may win a partial reprieve from proposed European Union rules designed to prevent a repeat of the so-called flash crash after banks and exchanges including Deutsche Bank AG and NYSE Euronext warned they could damage markets and lead to an exodus of traders.
Country Hearth Inn in Lancaster to close Feb. 15
Lititz-based Susquehanna had foreclosed against the borrower, Shan Holdings, which defaulted on its $3.4 million loan two years ago.
Lakeland Bancorp pays off TARP
Lakeland Bancorp's chief executive, Thomas Shara, said on Thursday that the company's repayment of Troubled Asset Relief Program money is "a sign of strength and a sign of health" for the commercial bank, which has nearly 50 branches in North Jersey.
NYSE Euronext Looks Beyond Failed Merger
The parent company of the New York Stock Exchange, after losing a bruising battle with European regulators over merging with a German exchange, says it will focus on expanding high-tech trading and adding services for its clients.
Kamala Harris has key role in mortgage settlement
There were two people without whom the $26 billion mortgage settlement would not have been done.
N.C. banking regulator overseeing US mortgage deal
The regulator chosen by banks and attorneys general to oversee Thursday's $25 billion settlement over widespread mortgage abuses has a reputation for balancing the industry's health with consumer interests.
RBS Said to Dismiss Bankers in Libor Probe
Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc , the U.K.'s largest government-owned lender, dismissed at least four employees in connection with a probe of potential interest- rate manipulation, two people briefed on the move said.
Why Bank of America is the new Citigroup
On a normal day, 4 billion shares of stock change hands on the New York Stock Exchange.
Lehman Brothers sues Citigroup for $2.5B
Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. and its creditors are suing several units of Citigroup Inc.
Canadians losing confidence in economy, survey finds
Global financial uncertainty and slowing job creation made Canadians feel less optimistic about the economy last month, according to a Royal Bank of Canada survey.
Massachusetts Part Of $25 Billion Mortgage Settlement
Federal and state officials announced the deal Thursday. It is the biggest settlement involving a single industry since a 1998 multistate tobacco deal.
States, banks announce $26 billion mortgage settlement
Federal officials say a deal has been reached between states and the nation's biggest mortgage lenders over foreclosure abuses.
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