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ANALYSIS: Opaque transparency from the health insurance industry

By Wendell Potter

ANALYSIS: Insurers crying foul over new rules for premium hikes

Analysis — Insurers lobbying on the fine print may erase consumer protections

By Wendell Potter

One of the provisions of the health reform law that insurers hate most requires that they spend at least 80 percent of what we pay them in p

FDIC slow to pursue failed bank directors, recover tax dollars

By Ben Hallman

With the FDIC struggling to manage huge losses to its insurance fund, critics say the agency should do more to hold executives of failed ban
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Recent bank closings reflect old trends

By Jeremy Borden

The abandoned cranes and empty Caterpillars say it all: U.S. commercial real estate development is crawling or at a standstill. The paralyz

Customers close accounts to protest Wall Street, abusive lending practices

Angry at Wall Street over the financial crisis and consumer credit practices seen as predatory, some consumers have opted to close their acc

Excerpts from this story referencing "Bank of America":

"… ls Fargo will report earnings on Wednesday, followed by Morgan Stanley and Bank of America Corp. later in the week.For Philip Harris, a special education teacher and …"

"… not going to finance these people any more.”Harris moved his assets from Bank of America to a local credit union and uses a debit card for most purchases.But not e …"

"… loan, and many others were having trouble raising capital.JP Morgan Chase, Bank of America, and Wells Fargo & Co. have completely repaid the government. Citigrou …"

"… efore and after the financial meltdown.Lehman is shifting his banking from Bank of America, likely to a local credit union. His stand is “based purely on principal …"

FDIC proposes big bank, brokerage liquidation procedure

By Julie Vorman

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. sketched out today a set of proposed regulations for liquidating in an orderly way any big banks, broker
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Program to help small farmers now virtually run by industry

By Gil Shochat

WASHINGTON, April 17, 2001 — When Brad Koetz was told that his impressive sunflower yield was unfit for human consumption, he was taken abac

Financial reform this week: Will Fed bow to banks' demand to keep swipe fees high?

By Julie Vorman

Fed to set swipe fee limit

U.S. states step up oversight of health insurance companies' rate increases

By Alexandra Duszak

U.S. states tap $250 million in health reform law grants to scrutinize premium increases

When banks fail, so do those promised CD rates

By Keith Epstein

FDIC allows new owners to slash interest payments on deposits

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