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RBS Sempra gets 3 bids worth near $4 bln -source
Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS.L) and Sempra Energy (SRE.N) have received bids for their commodities joint venture from a trio of banks keen to expand in the booming business, a person familiar with the matter said.
RBS Sempra gets 3 bids worth near $4 billion: source
Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS.L) and U.S. group Sempra Energy (SRE.N) have received a trio of bids worth about $4 billion for their commodities joint venture, a person familiar with the matter said on Thursday.
Hammerson sells Paris office below book value
Anglo-French property investor Hammerson said on Monday it has sold a Paris office building to a client of Invesco for 84.5 million euros, about 14 percent below book value.
Weill faults Prince, management for Citi woes: report
Former Citigroup Chief Executive Sanford Weill blamed the bank's problems on personnel decisions and faulted his successor, Chuck Prince, for letting its balance sheet balloon and taking on large risks, according to the New York Times, citing a series of recent interviews.
WaMu says tax refund may double, shares soar
Washington Mutual Inc said it could receive an additional $2.6 billion in tax refunds due to a recently enacted law, sending shares of the bankrupt bank holding company soaring on Thursday.
JPMorgan's Dimon complains to UK over bonus tax
JPMorgan Chase & Co Chief Executive Jamie Dimon called British Finance Minister Alistair Darling earlier this month to say Britain's 50 percent tax on bankers' bonuses punishes the bank unfairly, a person close to the bank said.
Wall Street set to rise after home price data
Wall Street was set for a higher open on Tuesday after data showed home prices were unchanged in October and analysts said it suggested slow stabilization in the housing sector.
JPMorgan sues private banker accused of embezzling
JPMorgan Chase & Co has sued a former private banking executive arrested last year in Argentina on criminal charges, accusing him of stealing $2.8 million from a customer's account.
JPMorgan sues ex-private banker for theft
JPMorgan Chase & Co said it has sued a former private banking executive arrested last year in Argentina on criminal charges, accusing him of stealing $2.8 million from a customer's account.
Aberdeen eyes RBS asset business: sources
Aberdeen Asset Management (ADN.L) is interested in buying the funds arm of Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS.L), two sources familiar with the situation said, as the bank offloads a raft of assets after a government-backed bailout.
Berkshire adds Comcast's Burke to its board
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Inc said on Tuesday Comcast Corp Chief Operating Officer Stephen Burke has been elected to its board of directors.
Outlook for big U.S. banks brightening: Barron's
Prospects for the four big U.S. banks are brightening, with earnings set to rise markedly in the coming years, the financial weekly Barron's writes in its latest issue.
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U.S. FINRA launches inquiry into firms' trading tips: report
U.S. securities regulator FINRA has launched an inquiry into how Citigroup , J.P. Morgan Chase , Morgan Stanley and others offer stock ratings and research, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter.
Wamu asks to probe Fed over collapse
Bankrupt holding company Washington Mutual Inc asked a federal court to compel the U.S. Federal Reserve, U.S. Treasury and more than a dozen others to turn over documents relating to its collapse in 2008.
Credit card chargeoffs rise in November
Most U.S. credit card companies reported charge-offs rose in November after two months of declines in a sign that consumers remain under stress, sending shares down industrywide.
U.S. credit card chargeoffs rise in November
Most U.S. credit card companies reported charge-offs rose in November after two months of declines in a sign that consumers remain under stress, sending shares down industrywide.
Citi to raise $20 billion capital to repay U.S
Citigroup laid out a plan to repay the money it owes the U.S. government, including issuing about $20 billion of capital, as the bank looks to end the executive pay restrictions that came with the funds.
Citi to raise $20 billion capital to repay U.S.
Citigroup laid out a plan to repay the money it owes the U.S. government, including issuing about $20 billion of capital, as the bank looks to end the executive pay restrictions that came with the funds.
Obama tells bankers to help boost economic recovery
President Barack Obama said Monday that Banks must be active in helping accelerate the U.S. economic recovery after receiving help from taxpayers.
Citi to raise $17 billion to repay U.S., escape pay curbs
Citigroup laid out a plan to repay the money it owes the U.S. government, including issuing $17 billion of stock immediately, as the bank looks to end the executive pay restrictions that came with the funds.
Citi to repay U.S. government funds
Citigroup laid out a plan to repay the money it owes the U.S. government, including issuing $17 billion of stock immediately, as the bank looks to end the executive pay restrictions that came with the funds.
Citi near deal to pay back bailout money: reports
Citigroup is nearing a deal with the U.S. government that would allow it to pay back its bailout money, several reports said on Sunday.
Concord Medical, KAR fall in New York debuts
Two companies' shares fell in their debuts on the New York Stock Exchange on Friday, capping a week of poor performance for initial public offerings as investors grow choosier at year-end.
Data lifts Wall Street in light trading
Stocks advanced on Thursday as data showed continuing claims for jobless benefits fell while the trade gap unexpectedly narrowed for October, which should provide a lift to the economy.
Citi, Goldman among banks to meet Obama on Monday
Twelve major banks, including Citigroup Inc , Goldman Sachs Group Inc and JPMorgan Chase & Co , will participate in a White House meeting with President Barack Obama on Monday, an administration official said on Thursday.
House to debate financial regulation overhaul
The U.S. House of Representatives will debate on Thursday the most sweeping changes to financial regulation proposed since the Great Depression, including broad new government powers over large banks and tighter regulation of capital markets.
U.S. House to debate financial regulation overhaul
The U.S. House of Representatives will debate on Thursday the most sweeping changes to financial regulation proposed since the Great Depression, including broad new government powers over large banks and tighter regulation of capital markets.
Drop in credit card use probably a good thing: JPMorgan CEO
JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM) CEO Jamie Dimon said Tuesday said it was “probably a good thing” that credit card use is down.
JPMorgan sees consumer losses rising
JPMorgan Chase & Co sees additional losses on credit cards and home loans next year although there are some signs the rate of losses is settling and it may not need to build credit reserves much further, Chief Executive Jamie Dimon said on Tuesday.


