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Credit unions work to attract big-bank customers
Ken Rose is a Bank of America customer, but he has also done business for years with Destinations Credit Union in Parkville. Now, with the bank's announcement that it will charge many debit-card users a $5 monthly fee, the Edmondson Village resident...Tags: Marketing, Parkville, Consumers, Government Health Care, Economy, Business and Finance
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For abortion foes, an ultrasound is worth 1,000 words
U.S. District Court Judge Catherine Eagles last Tuesday granted a request for a preliminary injunction that temporarily blocks a provision in North Carolina's new abortion-restriction law that would require women seeking an abortion to view an...Tags: Laws, Litigation and Regulation, Federal Reserve, Air Transportation, American Civil Liberties Union
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You don't need to occupy Wall Street to know it's out of control
This week, President Obama travels to Wall Street, where he'll demand -- in light of the Street's continuing antics since the bailout, as well as its role in watering down the Volcker rule -- that the Glass-Steagall Act be resurrected and big banks be...Tags: Goldman Sachs Group, Inc., Groupon, Inc., Democratic Party, Economy, Business and Finance, Banking
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Answering questions about the federal debt debate
![Not surprisingly investors are worried about what a failed debt ceiling vote might do to their investments. But they are also starting to get used to terrible things happening, and so many have already prepared for what are called "black swan" events, or unusual market mishaps that seemed to come out of nowhere.](http://www.chicagotribune.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-07/150906580-28085302.jpg "Not surprisingly investors are worried about what a failed debt ceiling vote might do to their investments. But they are also starting to get used to terrible things happening, and so many have already prepared for what are called "black swan\" events, or unusual market mishaps that seemed to come out of nowhere.")
Not surprisingly investors are worried about what a failed debt ceiling vote might do to their investments. But they are also starting to get used to terrible things happening, and so many have already prepared for what are called "black swan" events,...Tags: Facebook, Mass Media, Social Security, Arts and Culture, Wages and Pensions
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Occupy Wall Street: Don't let NY raid derail the movement
I'm worried the confrontation between "grim-faced riot police" and the relatively peaceful demonstrators in New York's Zuccotti Park may spell the end to an important movement. Now these crackdowns are occurring in many other places, and I fear the next...Tags: Demonstration, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Occupy Wall Street, Protest, Riots
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Federal regulators issue consent order to Owings Mills bank
Federal regulators have ordered Regal Bank & Trust in Owings Mills to make certain changes, such as drawing up written plans for maintaining capital levels and reducing "substandard" assets, according to a document released Friday by the Federal Deposit...Tags: Owings Mills (Baltimore, Maryland)
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Wall Street: Stocks and gold up ahead of Fed meeting
Money & CompanyGold: Trading now at $1,743 an ounce, up 1.8% from Tuesday. Dow Jones industrial average: Trading now at 11,866.39, up 1.8% from Tuesday. Fears subside. Stocks are rising as investors anticipate the results of the latest Federal Reserve meeting Wednesday.... -
Bank profits up, but bank health is not
Money & CompanyAt a time when banks are making almost daily announcements of layoffs, the latest report from the Federal Deposit Insurance Company would seem to suggest a turnaround. But beneath the headline numbers, nearly everything else in the report suggests that... -
Regulators fine former Vineyard Bank CEO Norman Morales
Money & CompanyIt's not quite up there with former Countrywide boss Angelo Mozilo's $67.5-million settlement, but regulators have fined another former Southland banker for alleged misconduct during the housing boom. Norman A. Morales, the former president and chief... -
Anticipating the end of tax refund anticipation loans
Watchdog with Paul MuschickMany consumer advocates, including the Watchdog, have anticipated the end of tax refund anticipation loans. The end finally may be near. Only one bank, Republic Bank & Trust Co. of Louisville, Ky., still offers the loans. But it is facing...... -
Bank of America's proposed settlement with mortgage investors comes under fire [Updated]
Money & CompanyBank of America Corp.'s proposed $8.5-billion settlement with 22 major holders of Countrywide Financial Corp. mortgage securities came under fire in Manhattan federal court as a deadline to challenge the deal arrived. The flurry of objections Monday and...
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