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Canopy Financial accused of fraud: report
San Francisco-based Canopy Financial is accused of serious financial fraud, TechCrunch reported, citing anonymous sources.
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Wells Fargoa s Sharlene Simmermon to retire after 44 years of service
In 1965, Sharlene Simmermon was, for the most part, your average 21-year-old. She loved the Beatles, thought the Chevy Impala was one cool car and owned her fair share of bell bottomed trousers.
Wednesday | Kentucky.com
Saks extends maturity date on revolving credit
Saks Inc. said Tuesday it has extended the maturity date of its revolving credit facility, which has a borrowing capacity of $500 million, and changed certain terms of the loan.
RV maker Country Coach running out of options
Lawyers for Junction City RV maker Country Coach and its main creditor have told a U.S. Bankruptcy Court judge the company is out of money and nearly out of options.
Prudential may bid on ING units, Wells Fargo says
Newark-based Prudential Financial Inc., the second-largest U.S. life insurer, may bid on units that ING Groep NV is selling after its bailout by the Dutch government, an analyst at Wells Fargo & Co.
Wells Fargo takes Sea Isand parcels
Sea Island Co. has transferred the deeds to its 3,000-acre Frederica golf course community on the Georgia coast and to an undeveloped 400-acre parcel on St.
Wachovia donating funds to Toys for Tots
Wachovia Corp. , the No. 1 bank in Raleigh-Durham market share, will donate $1 to Toys for Tots for every Visa gift card it sells through Dec.
Diego Iorio sounds like the kind of small business owner the government's new ARC loans are made for.
Bloomberga s Weil: Wells Fargo Needs TARP
Bloomberg opinion columnist Jonathan Weil has a talent for navigating balance sheets of often complex financial firms.
Wells Fargo CEO sees hope in Atlanta
The CEO of Wells Fargo & Co. sees hope, and a little pain, in the Atlanta market as early signs point toward a long and slow economic recovery.
Wells Fargo Settles $1.4 Billion Lawsuit Regarding Auction-Rate Securities
Wells Fargo agreed to pay $1.4 billion to investors to settle a lawsuit by California Attorney General Jerry Brown that claims that the bank lied about the strength of its auction-rate securities.
Buffett Taps JPMorgan, Wells Fargo for $8 Billion Loan in Burlington Deal
JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Wells Fargo & Co. are arranging an $8 billion loan for Warren Buffetta s Berkshire Hathaway Inc.
Wachovia starts to roll out Wells Fargo ATMs
It's the latest sign that remnants of the old Wachovia Corp. are disappearing: On Wednesday, the Charlotte bank replaced the ATM at its trademark branch on South Tryon Street with a high-tech machine from Wells Fargo & Co.
You don't have to be a millionaire to buy a house
Indianapolis: The country's most affordable city. Housing: Best recovery bets The average home price is forecast to plummet over the next two years.
Hiring Boom in Mortgage Restructuring
Close See a sample reprint in PDF format. Order a reprint of this article now By KYLE STOCK Mortgage restructuring for strapped homeowners has emerged as a rare growth area in the economy as companies in the field keep hiring.
Wells Fargo to Return $1.3 Billion to ARS Customers
The North American Securities Administrators Association says a brokerage unit of Wells Fargo & Co agreed to a $1.3 billion settlement involving auction rate securities .
Mortgage Delinquencies Still Rising
Tuesday morning Trans Union, the big credit bureau, released its quarterly report on mortgage delinquencies, and it was not pretty.
S&P 500 climbs to 13-month high on China growth, rate bets
Stocks continued to move higher of Wednesday as homebuilder shares led the rally.
Winston-Salem lawyers sue Wachovia, say it hid Golden West woes
Two Triad attorneys are among a group of shareholders that have filed suit against Wachovia Corp.
The days of big bank mergers are gone. And it may be a long time before they ever come back.
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