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Cities Can Go After Banks For Predatory Lending Practices, Supreme Court Rules

But proving that banks' misconduct harmed the cities directly will be an uphill battle.
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Job Growth Cools, Unemployment Rate Falls To 4.5 Percent

Job growth slowed sharply in March amid continued layoffs in the retail sector.
By Lucia Mutikani, Reuters

Grief: You're Doing It Wrong

There is no expiration date on grief, no magic pill to "make it go away."
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Congress Is Doing A Huge Favor For BofA While No One Else Watches

Swamp: drained.
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Iranian Academics, Activists Fearing Uncertain Future Even In Liberal U.S. Cities

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Protests, Violence Flare Around Inaugural Ceremony

Some 200 people have been arrested, news outlets say.
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Bank Of America Touts Going Green But Funnels Billions Into Fossil Fuels

The bank is backing the company building the controversial Dakota Access Pipeline.
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No, Obama Didn't Kill Too Big To Fail

Despite financial reforms, Wall Street behemoths remain big enough to jeopardize the economy if they fail, regulators said.
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'Living Wills' For Five Big Banks Fail U.S. Regulators' Test

None of the eight systemically important banks, which the U.S. government considers "too big to fail," fared well in the evaluations.
By Lisa Lambert, Reuters

Bank Of America's Parental Leave Policy Just Got Even Better

Finally, a bank that understands what parents need.
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