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News Summary: Bank of America leads banks up

IT'S SETTLED: Bank of America and MBIA, a bond-insurance company, reached a settlement over a long-running dispute stemming from the real-estate bubble.

Federal Reserve stress tests: The banks weigh in

The New York company had originally asked to be allowed to buy back $5.7 billion of its own stock, but reined in the request after the Fed released preliminary test results last week and the...

News Summary: 5 US banks cut mortgage debt by $19B

BIGGEST REDUCERS: Of the roughly $19 billion in reduced mortgage principal, Bank of America Corp. provided $13.5 billion; JPMorgan Chase & Co., $1.8 billion; Citigroup Inc., $1.9 billion; Wells...

Report: States force jobless to pay needless fees

Banks including JPMorgan Chase & Co., U.S. Bancorp and Bank of America Corp. seized on government payments as a business opportunity.

Bank of America trying to regain mortgage business

Bank of America has been dealing with the fallout from soured mortgages made before the financial crisis, especially those it acquired when it bought Countrywide in 2008.

News Summary: BofA bulking up mortgage muscle

HOMING IN: Bank of America wants to bulk up the number of mortgages it sells directly to customers.

BofA's earnings shrink on mortgage settlements

Bank of America says its fourth-quarter earnings shrank as it cleaned up old problems from its mortgage unit.

US stock futures subdued ahead of Bernanke session

Bank of America Corp. and Goldman Sachs Group Inc.European markets rose by midday on optimism that the worst of the uncertainty from the European fiscal crisis and U.S. fiscal cliff saga is over.

Bank of America reaches settlement with Fannie Mae

Bank of America has reached a settlement with Fannie Mae on residential mortgage loans sold by the bank and its Countrywide unit to the agency ahead of the nation's 2008 financial crisis.

Report: Bank of America delays higher account fees

Bank of America is postponing an increase in monthly fees for checking accounts, according to a report in The Wall Street Journal.

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WASHINGTON: Officials: Obama naming NC's Watt for housing post

Hugh McColl, former Bank of America chairman and CEO, also welcomed Watt's nomination.

Tacoma police bomb experts investigating lunch box outside downtown Bank of America

Tacoma police bomb experts investigating lunch box outside downtown Bank of America

The car wash follies

Emanuel Cleaver reached an uneasy peace with Bank of America over his debt for the purchase, a...