Financial Services
John Doerr has been flying off the radar after the Internet Bubble went bust.
Bank of America will have to pay $ 137 million to settle a case of municipal bond bid-rigging against the bank.
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Payday Loan happens to be a concept where a borrower can take a short-term loan to cover his expenses until he/she reaches his or her next payday.
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- Iowa atty general seeks to halt foreclosures
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- Mortgage rates fall to decades-low of 4.27 pct.
- Currency war fears send dollar to 8-month euro low
- ECB's Trichet warns on currency volatility
- EU backs bank tax, fuzzy on use of revenue
- Target September sales fall short of estimates
- ECB leaves interest rate unchanged at 1 percent
- World markets flat but dollar slide continues
- Markets await Trichet's comments on strong euro
- Japan forex reserves at record after intervention
- AG Holder says Justice looking into foreclosures
- Vanguard lowers mutual fund fees for 2 million
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- Summary Box: IMF sees global growth in 2010
- Gold hits another record as inflation fears grow
- Strength in emerging economies raises trade fears
- Summary Box: IMF sees higher deflation risk
- Citi selling $1.6B consumer finance assets to GE
- Stocks dip, Treasury yields drop after jobs data
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- Dollar tumbles broadly as Fed moves expected
