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... over the list, which we have subpoenaed, of who got what and when." Separately, a New York state judge ordered Bank of America Corp. to disclose information about bonuses given to employees at Merrill Lynch & Co. just before the bank bought the ...

... Lynch & Co. Inc. long associated with Wall Street's iconic bull announced its sale to North Carolina-based Bank of America Corp. Citigroup has been crumbling day by day in the last week. At the same time, places like London, Tokyo and Hong ...

WASHINGTON The federal government ran a record budget deficit in November, putting Uncle Sam on track to post an all-time high annual shortfall of $1 trillion or more.

WASHINGTON Many small community banks are growing frustrated about their inability to access the government's $700 billion financial rescue fund, nearly two months after large banks began tapping the fund for much-needed capital.

WASHINGTON (AP) With the country spiraling deeper into recession, the Federal Reserve is ready to slash its key interest rate perhaps to an all-time low in hopes of cushioning some of the economic fallout felt by many struggling Americans.

WASHINGTON (AP) Recession-battered employers eliminated 598,000 jobs in January, the most since the end of 1974, and catapulted the unemployment rate to 7.6 percent. The grim figures were further proof that the nation's job climate is deteriorating at an alarming clip with no end in sight.

WASHINGTON (AP) The nation's top bankers came to account for themselves Wednesday to a wary public, displaying a blend of financial might and humility as they pledged to build public trust with greater lending and fewer perks.

... mortgage finance companies Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, and major banks JPMorgan Chase & Co., Morgan Stanley and Bank of America Corp. said Friday they are halting foreclosures through March 6. - Advertisement - New York-based Citigroup Inc ...

... institutions, even as stocks tumbled again. On Wall Street, talk of nationalization of Citigroup Inc., and Bank of America Corp., prompted investors to continue to balk, worried that the government would have to take control and wipe out ...