Maryland challenges online payday lender owned by tribal member

By Amy Biegelsen

Western Sky Financial’s website features a logo with three teepees and a toll-free number for customers to apply for an overnight loan. A no

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Broad reach of new consumer financial agency may fall short in some areas

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In trouble from an online payday loan? You might not have to repay it

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As IRS crusades against Americans hiding money offshore, Latin American tax cheats flock to U.S. banks

By Michael Hudson

U.S. and its banks called "biggest tax haven" in world

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Senate committee finds most 'trapped' offshore income is already in U.S.

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Bank-backed House lawmakers try to kill IRS plan to identify $1 trillion in foreign accounts

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Regulatory brawl over debit cards sidesteps the real fee-setters: card companies

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Lobbying brawl sidesteps the real fee-setters: card companies

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Visa, MasterCard in $6B settlement over card fees

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ANALYSIS: The 'clear obscurity' of the health insurance industry

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Health insurance industry follows E.B. White's advice to be clearly obscure

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Insurance brokers seek health reform change to safeguard profits

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ANALYSIS: How our health care system cripples small business

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ANALYSIS: No silver lining in Gold Circle junkets for health insurance salesmen

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ANALYSIS: Insurers fight rules to limit admin costs while spending lavishly on junkets for salesmen

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ANALYSIS: Blue Cross, Blue Shield get richer by borrowing playbook of corporate insurers

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Analysis – Insurers’ cynical calculations on the cost of doing business

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GAO says at least 3,700 stimulus recipients are delinquent on taxes

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Stimulus recipients who got $24 billion owe $750 million in taxes

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Boiler rooms, foreclosure mills: The story of America’s mortgage industry

By Michael Hudson

The news about the nation’s foreclosure scandal has been coming fast and furious, driven by tales of backdated documents, false affidavits a

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The Financial Meltdown: A Glossary

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Bank of America pays $108 million to settle latest case against troubled Countrywide unit

Struggling homeowners who were overbilled by two Countrywide Financial subsidiaries for services such as lawn care and home inspections at t

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You broke it? You fix it.

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Leaders of the nation’s No. 1 subprime lender charged by the SEC

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Countrywide loan underwriter found herself in ‘dangerous territory’

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Fed loophole lets lenders keep using college logos to pitch student loans

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Fed loophole lets lenders keep using college logos to pitch student loans

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Education Department pulls student debt collectors guide off website

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Payday lenders agree to stop 'deceptive and illegal' practices

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Race car driver Scott Tucker drew an elaborate facade around his payday loan businesses

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