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China, US eye pact to help troubled banks -sources
Chinese and U.S. regulators are negotiating a pact aimed at encouraging Chinese financial institutions to buy into small and medium-sized banks in the United States, bankers briefed on the plan said on Tuesday.
BofA ex-counsel says stunned by firing
Former Bank of America Corp general counsel Timothy Mayopoulos was stunned to be fired as the bank was trying to wrap up its purchase of Merrill Lynch & Co, after being promised the same job at the combined company.
BofA ex-counsel says he was stunned by firing
Former Bank of America Corp general counsel Timothy Mayopoulos said he was stunned to be fired as the bank was trying to wrap up its purchase of Merrill Lynch & Co, after being promised the same job at the combined company.
BofA ex-counsel said he was stunned he was fired
Former Bank of America Corp general counsel Timothy Mayopoulos said he was stunned to be fired as the bank was trying to wrap up its purchase of Merrill Lynch & Co, after being told he would become the combined company's new general counsel.
U.S. credit card defaults fall, but delinquencies up
U.S. credit card companies said defaults fell more than expected in October, but delinquencies mostly rose in a sign that consumers remain under stress and the sector can expect more pain ahead.
J.P. Morgan seen close to $1.7 billion Cazenove deal
J.P. Morgan is close to buying out British stockbroker Cazenove in a deal likely to be worth almost 1 billion pounds ($1.7 billion) and trigger windfalls for dozens of London's top dealmakers.
Capital One, Discover credit card defaults lower
Capital One Financial Corp and Discover Financial Services reported credit card defaults fell in October, but delinquencies rose in a sign that consumers remain under stress and the sector can expect more pain ahead.
Ohio attorney general takes aim at Wall Street
It is hard to believe that Ohio Attorney General Richard Cordray, with his state facing its own woes, would be hanging around Wall Street looking for a fight.
Daily Wrap Up - Nov 15
Sparring Over Exchange Rates; Exxon's Poise; Sony's Dark Forecast
Pay limits hamper BofA chief search: report
Bank of America Corp's search for a new chief executive has been hurt by federal pay limits that played a major role in the senior vice chairman of PNC Financial Services Group Inc spurning feelers from the company, the Wall Street Journal reported on Saturday.
U.S. watchdog: Need way to unwind troubled firms
The United States needs a credible way to dismantle large troubled financial institutions to squash a belief that some firms will always be rescued, a top U.S. government watchdog said on Friday.
JPMorgan CEO Dimon: End too big to fail
JPMorgan Chase & Co Chief Executive Jamie Dimon called the idea that any bank is too big to fail ethically bankrupt and said regulators should have the power to wind down even the largest lenders.
JPMorgan's Dimon says end too big to fail
JPMorgan Chase & Co Chief Executive Jamie Dimon called the idea that any bank is too big to fail ethically bankrupt and said regulators should have the power to wind down even the largest lenders.
Daily Wrap Up - Nov 10
BofA Blues for Top Job; Dodd Seeks Teeth for Reforms; Cautious on Recovery
BofA CEO candidates shy away from tough job
It is the most prestigious job that nobody wants. Bank of America is searching for a new chief executive, and by all accounts, it is having a tough time finding someone for the job.
Ex-Bear Stearns hedge fund managers acquitted
Two former Bear Stearns hedge fund managers were found not guilty of fraud, a decision that could make government prosecutors less likely to bring criminal charges against Wall Street executives for their role in the financial crisis.
U.S. Bancorp looks to expand credit card business
U.S. Bancorp , the sixth-largest U.S. bank by assets, is looking to expand its credit card business and is actively marketing its cards nationally, Chief Executive Richard Davis said at a conference on Tuesday.
Treasury says 650,000 in trial home loan workouts
About 20 percent of struggling U.S. homeowners eligible for loan workouts have entered into a trial modification, but it is unclear how many of them will be able to keep the lower payments permanently, the Treasury Department said on Tuesday.
BofA CEO says history will vindicate recent deals
Bank of America Corp Chief Executive Officer Ken Lewis said on Tuesday that he expected history to show he was right when it came to controversial steps such as buying struggling brokerage Merrill Lynch & Co.
Stock futures down as investors pause after solid rally
Stock index futures edged lower on Tuesday as investors paused after the market hit a 13-month high in the previous session on expectations for prolonged low interest rates.
Stock futures edge down after stocks hit 13-month high
Stock index futures edged lower on Tuesday as investors paused after the market hit a 13-month high in the previous session on expectations for prolonged low interest rates.
EURO BONDS-FCE Bank, Fiat, Investor AB, ANZ, Smurfit
News, details on corporate bond issues in the European markets on Tuesday:
JPMorgan to add $4 bln in small business loans
JPMorgan Chase & Co is raising lending to small businesses by $4 billion this year and hiring more than 300 new bankers to cater to these businesses.
Intercell eyes FY loss on weak vaccine sales
Austrian biotech company Intercell scrapped its full-year profit target after third-quarter revenue for its Ixiaro vaccine against Japanese Encephalitis fell short of expectations.
BofA CEO search to drag until Thanksgiving: report
Bank of America Corp's CEO search could last until Thanksgiving, the New York Post reported on Friday.
BofA CEO search to drag until Thanksgiving - report
Bank of America Corp's CEO search could last until Thanksgiving, the New York Post reported on Friday.
Daily Outlook - Nov 6
Unemployment Hits 10.2 Pct; Nations' Keeping Economic Support for Now; AIG Rises Again
U.S. government backed $4.3 trillion in assets in crisis: report
The U.S. government guaranteed as much as $4.3 trillion in financial assets last year, making such backstops the biggest and riskiest part of Washington's response to the financial crisis, a bailout watchdog panel said on Friday.
BA hints worst over for business travel, shares up
British Airways signaled business is stabilizing, eclipsing news of a worse than expected first half loss and a prediction that revenue would slump by 1 billion pounds ($1.7 billion) this year.
Banks help FTSE gain 0.2% ahead of U.S. jobs data
Britain's leading share index was up 0.2 percent approaching midday on Friday with a rally by banks offsetting weakness in oil majors in thin trade as investors await the key U.S. October jobs report.