Banks to Homeowners: We’re In Ur Houses, Changin’ Ur Lockz
Giving new meaning to the term "bank robbers."
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Giving new meaning to the term "bank robbers."
Bad news for anyone who wanted to own BrianMoynihanSucks.com.
A 2009 interview with the founder and suspected half-vampire Julian Assange suggests possibly.
“It’s a day-to-day, hand-to-hand combat."
Recession finally catches up to man who made $25 million in three months at Merrill Lynch.
They said they reviewed more than 100,000 documents when they really reviewed 1,000.
Bank of America lost $7.3 billion, Goldman just lost a little of its luster.
After reviewing over 100,000 documents, it "insisted that it had not found a single example where a foreclosure proceeding was brought in error."
Bank stocks plunge after investors (belatedly?) realize the housing market might be royally screwed.
Next time you kick thousands of people out of their homes, make sure not to make stuff up on the foreclosure documents.
Also, the amount of time Jake spends in the office is way off — by Goldman standards, anyway.
The lonely lady of downtown is now the belle of the ball!
"You expect the court to rubber-stamp, but we can't."
Thanks a lot, Citi and Bank of America.
The president has reportedly traded the demanding, prickly banker for a "fresh face." Men.
What? What's funny about that?
Family photos give the Bank of America CEO's empty office a feeling of presence.
Foreclosing on the wrong person's house: bad. Taking their pet: worse.