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Ken Lewis, Bank of America Sued by Cuomo for Fraud Over Merrill

Feb. 5 (Bloomberg) -- Former Bank of America Corp. Chief Executive Officer Kenneth Lewis was sued by New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo for defrauding investors and the government when buying Merrill Lynch & Co. The bank agreed to pay $150 million to settle a related lawsuit by U.S.
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Ken Lewis, Bank of America Sued by Cuomo for Fraud Over Merrill - Bloomberg.com

Cuomo also sued the bank’s former chief financial officer Joe Price and the bank itself for not disclosing about $16 billion in losses Merrill had incurred before it was bought by Bank of America in an effort to get the merger approved. Afterward, Lewis demanded government bailout fund
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Ken Lewis, Bank of America Sued by Cuomo for Fraud (Update4) - Bloomberg.com

Cuomo also sued the bank’s former chief financial officer Joe Price and the bank itself for not disclosing about $16 billion in losses Merrill had incurred before it was bought by Bank of America in an effort to get the merger approved. Afterwards, Lewis demanded government bailo
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Ken Lewis, Bank of America Sued by Cuomo for Fraud (Update3) - Bloomberg.com

Cuomo also sued the bank’s former chief financial officer Joe Price and the bank itself for not disclosing about $16 billion in losses Merrill had incurred before it was bought by Bank of America in an effort to get the merger approved. Afterwards, Lewis demanded government bailout fund
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Wall Street | US stocks drop on new regulation worries

US stocks mostly fell overnight as Pfizer's disappointing outlook weighed on the health sector, and President Obama's pledge to complete banking and healthcare reform revived fears of increased regulation. President Barack Obama reiterated his commitment to overhaul the healthcare
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Carlyle’s Rubenstein Says Private Equity Weighing Obama Plan - Bloomberg.com

“The private equity industry is not certain what position to take because if we come out in favor, it may not pass, so I’m not sure we should say anything,” said Rubenstein. “I suspect something along those lines will get done in a transition in three to five years so no dramati
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Corporate chiefs "fear over-regulation"

AFP Corporate chiefs are more upbeat about the economy this year, but they are also more worried about over-regulation, according to a survey published on Tuesday. Twenty-seven per cent of chief executives are very concerned by the threat of over-regulation against 18 per cent a year
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Bank reform fears to test market

President Barack Obama's plans to overhaul the size and scope of US banks is expected to contribute to falls tipped by analysts and futures markets. On Friday, US stocks ended their worst week since October. The US S&P 500 fell 3.9 per cent for the week. Shane Oliver, the chief economist at

CPI rule on rates

US President Barack Obama's plans to overhaul the size and scope of the country's banks are also likely to have a continued effect on Australian stocks, which are tipped to ease at today's opening, according to analysts and futures markets. Wednesday's Consumer Price Index figures for the

Obama plan to limit the size of banks - report

The measures would place sweeping new restrictions on a sector seen as responsible for sparking the largest recession since the Great Depression of the 1930s. "A couple of months ago the President began discussing with his economic team the need to include in financial reform more
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CPI rule on rates

US President Barack Obama's plans to overhaul the size and scope of the country's banks are also likely to have a continued effect on Australian stocks, which are tipped to ease at today's opening, according to analysts and futures markets. Wednesday's Consumer Price Index figures for the
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Obama plan to limit the size of banks - report

The measures would place sweeping new restrictions on a sector seen as responsible for sparking the largest recession since the Great Depression of the 1930s. "A couple of months ago the President began discussing with his economic team the need to include in financial reform more
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Obama demands new commitment from banks

AFP US President Barack Obama on Monday demanded an "extraordinary commitment" from bank chiefs to help rebuild the US economy and warned them they would not block his regulatory reform drive. Obama called top bank chiefs to the White House to urge them to free up lending for more...
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US President Barack Obama demands new commitments from top banks

Obama called top bank chiefs to the White House to urge them to free up lending for more businesses and to stress they had an obligation to taxpayers to pay back support during the crisis with an expansion of credit. "America's banks received extraordinary assistance from American taxpayers to...
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US President Barack Obama demands new commitments from top banks

US President Barack Obama on Monday demanded an "extraordinary commitment" from bank chiefs to help rebuild the US economy and warned them they would not block his regulatory reform drive. Obama called top bank chiefs to the White House to urge them to free up lending for more businesses...
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Banks warned to keep up their guard

JUST as the economy appears to be recovering, Australia's top banking regulator has issued a blunt warning for the banks: memento mori. Latin for ''remember that you will die'', the term is designed to remind those banks that have steered through the global crisis of their own...
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Telstra to sell assets to govt "fairly"

Wednesday October 28, 2009, 2:39 pm Telstra Corporation Ltd says it is open to selling assets to the government's national broadband network but it needs a guarantee on returns. Chief financial officer John Stanhope told an institutional investor briefing that Telstra...

Telstra says would sell assets to NBN for "fair value" | Business Breaking News | News.com.au

Chief financial officer John Stanhope told an institutional investor briefing that Telstra could sell fixed-line assets to the NBN Company, but shareholders would want a guarantee of a return on such a transaction. "Our shareholders would rightly not be happy if we vended some assets for...
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Govt to hunt predatory share traders

The Federal Government has announced a long-awaited crackdown on the shady business of unsolicited and predatory share offers.