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The Obama administration wants to give the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission broad powers to identify and ban compensation practices at investment brokers and advisers that interfere with their fiduciary duties to clients.
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Credit card firms bid farewell to fixed rates
It could be time to kiss fixed-rate credit cards goodbye. Two of the biggest issuers in the nation - Bank of America and Chase - say they're switching some fixed-rate cards to variable rates to manage costs in light of the sweeping new reforms to the credit card industry.
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The Treasury Department is selling its financial stakes in bailed-out banks for one-third less than they are worth, potentially shorting taxpayers up to $2.7 billion, a bipartisan congressional watchdog said Friday.
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California's creditors look to options for IOUs
Thousands of vendors who do billions of dollars of business with the state of California are scrambling as major banks say they will no longer honor the state's IOUs.
Regulators shut small Wyoming bank
NEW YORK - Regulators on Friday shut Bank of Wyoming, marking the 53rd failure this year of a federally insured bank.
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A man has pleaded not guilty to participating in a scheme to access online brokerage accounts to jack up stock prices and reap thousands of dollars in illegal profits.
Financial Stocks: CIT Group shares fall on credit-quality concerns
Shares of CIT Group Inc. were off nearly 30% in morning trading Friday on a report the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
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SEC calls for Calif. IOUs treated as securities
The recipients of billions of dollars in IOUs being issued by California soon may be able to sell them on a regulated market, following action taken Thursday by federal regulators.
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JPMorgan, Bank of America Switch Credit Cards to Variable Interest Rates
JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Bank of America Corp. are replacing fixed interest rates on some credit cards with variable rates, citing changing costs and new U.S. curbs on pricing.
Citigroup Inc. said Thursday that its former chief financial officer and current chairman of Citi Holdings, Gary Crittenden, is leaving the company as part of the bank's latest shuffling of management.
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Apple Disclosures On Steve Jobs' Health May Still Face SEC Scrutiny
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is reportedly still examining whether Apple misled investors on Steve Jobs' health, raising questions over how critical Jobs is to Apple's future.
VIDEO: Nomura seeking Australia license
July 8. - Nomura Holdings is seeking an equity license with the Australian Stock Exchange.
California IOU recipients could be left scrambling for cash after Friday; bank plan criticized
After taking multibillion-dollar bailouts from the federal government, some of the nation's biggest banks are declining to lend a hand with a different financial mess: the California budget stalemate.
9 firms to run toxic assets program
Financial regulators on Wednesday tapped nine financial firms, including some of the biggest names on Wall Street, to help run a government program aimed at cleaning up the books of the nation's banks.
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