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The "nuclear football" allows the president to order a nuclear missile attack from any location, and ZenithSecure took its idea for a new data security vault straight from the playbook for protecting those launch codes.
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Bank of Marin Bancorp (BMRC) in Novato, Calif., has agreed to acquire NorCal Community Bancorp (NCLC) in Alameda, Calif.
July 2 -
The Federal Reserve Board on Tuesday met to vote on a final Basel III package, which represents the most significant overhaul of regulatory capital requirements for U.S. institutions.
July 2 -
Bank of the Ozarks (OZRK) in Little Rock, Ark., is planning to open a loan production office in New York.
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Regulators are challenging banks relationships with disfavored businesses, citing the endlessly adaptable concept of reputation risk rather than law or regulation.
July 2
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Two officers of an Arizona mortgage lender are going to prison for defrauding a Troubled Asset Relief Program recipient.
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1st United, of Boca Raton, paid $5 million in cash to Enterprise's minority shareholders and transferred Enterprise's troubled assets, worth $40.8 million when the deal closed, to its majority owner.
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EverBank Financial in Jacksonville, Fla., (EVER) announced Monday it is opening a commercial real estate lending office in Houston.
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During the heyday of deregulation, Gerald Corrigan argued that banks' unique functions required a unique level of supervision and protection. The former Fed official's essay remains as relevant as ever.
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American Bank Center in Dickinson, N.D., has agreed to buy Community First Bank of Glendive in Montana.
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