Consumer banking
Consumer banking
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Western Alliance's deal for a small industrial loan company out of bankruptcy shows that old-fashioned financial deals still have appeal for shrewd shoppers.
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MasterCard's fourth-quarter earnings featured sluggish growth in the United States and more dramatic improvements elsewhere.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has named Steve Antonakes as acting deputy director following the departure of Raj Date from that position on Thursday.
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North Valley Bancorp (NOVB) in Redding, Calif., disclosed an error in its third-quarter earnings report that will reduce its profit by more than $1.3 million.
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A once minor marketing relationship with Ravens quarterback Joe Flacco has become one of the best moves ever by Baltimore's struggling First Mariner Bank.
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Lender Processing Services (LPS) will pay $127 million to settle charges by 46 states that the company forged documents that were used to foreclose on homeowners.
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Brookline Bancorp (BRKL) in Boston reported higher quarterly earnings after an acquisition boosted interest income.
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The edo Marketplace is designed to help small retailers reach consumers with discounts through their credit and debit cards.
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The Detroit online lender recently licensed its loan origination platform to JPMorgan Chase last month and struck a co-branding deal with Charles Schwab Bank; now it is looking to grow profits by selling components of its mortgage technology to other banks.
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Fees from mortgage banking and fewer troubled loans lifted First Mariner Bancorp in the fourth quarter. The $1.38 billion-asset company in Baltimore earned $1.6 million in the fourth quarter after losing $4 million a year earlier.
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The biggest expansion of the banking rulebook is still on the horizon. The changes could lead to an overhaul of banking business models.
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Yadkin Valley Financial in Elkin, N.C., sold a reinsurance business during the fourth quarter.
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Dick Bove, the country's most quotable bank analyst, has a new firm, a 167-page "Banking Manifesto," and a lot of optimism about the industry's future.
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The Federal Trade Commission determined that banks and other creditors bear responsibility for selling consumer debts to collectors that are backed by scant documentation.
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Lakeland Bancorp (LBAI) in Oak Ridge, N.J., has tapped a new leader for its bank just two days after announcement plans to buy Somerset Hills Bancorp (SOMH).
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Huntington Bancshares (HBAN) has promoted longtime executive John Irwin to president of its western Michigan region.
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MasterCard Inc., the second-biggest U.S. payments network, posted fourth-quarter profit that beat analysts' estimates as customers made more purchases.
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U.S. Bancorp will provide financing to a company that makes panels to convert the sun's energy into electricity.
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The Harbaugh brothers have become a key theme for this year's Super Bowl. Banking has also had its share of sibling combinations over the years.
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The Treasury Department has unloaded its latest round of bank stocks from the Troubled Asset Relief Program at a deep discount.
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