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Hopefully it's not that chump Brian Moynihan.
Is Ken Feinberg's plan to cut Wall Street's pay an effective smackdown, or a case of too little, too late?
Kenneth Feinberg is set to propose that up to 50 percent of employees' salaries at bailed-out banks be shifted into stock.
The North Carolina–based CEO is "really tired of all the mud that was being piled on him," says a source.
Now the bank will have to face off against Representative Edolphus Towns.
In response to a subpoena, Bank of America drops a pile of useless e-mails on a congressman's desk.
1. It's for business. 2. They're afraid of swine flu.
The judge quoted Oscar Wilde’s “Lady Windermere’s Fan” in the end of his ruling.
The bank fights back against the attorney general's accusations that they were "hindering" his investigation into Merrill Lynch bonuses.
Ken Lewis no longer wants his bank to be designated as an 'exceptional' TARP recipient.
Recess is over, and Congress will be scrutinizing the big boys.
The 'Times' says yes, our (admittedly poor) math says no.
A succession race at Bank of America is a sign of your taxpayer dollars at work.
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