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Biden Administration in a move aimed at alleviating the burden of student debt announced on Friday its plans to forgive the student loans of qualifying borrowers who have been in repayment for a decade or more and initially borrowed $12,000 or less. 1. Eligibility Criteria and Relief Timeline To be eligible for this relief, borrowers…
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American Express in a significant legal development, a U.S. judge ruled on Tuesday that debit card users across nearly a dozen states have the grounds to pursue class-action claims against American Express (AXP.N). The allegations revolve around accusations that the credit card giant inflated merchants’ fees on transactions, leading to consumers paying hundreds of millions…
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Citigroups Financial has recently disclosed a staggering setback, revealing an impact of about $3.8 billion on its anticipated fourth-quarter earnings, as detailed in a recent filing. This financial revelation, a combination of charges and reserves, paints a vivid picture of the challenges the banking giant is navigating. 1. Reserves for Global Risk Mitigation Citigroups Financial…
Morgan Stanley in the dynamic world of finance (MS.N) is currently navigating the intricate waters of a government probe into its handling of significant stock sales. The financial giant is reportedly close to reaching a deal to pay less than $500 million as part of the resolution, shedding light on the complexities of the negotiation…
Wells Fargo in a noteworthy development, employees at a branch in Daytona, Florida, have voted in favor of joining a union, marking the second instance of such a decision within the bank. This comes on the heels of a similar move by employees at Wells Fargo’s Albuquerque, New Mexico, branch last month, making the bank…
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Metro Bank in a surprising turn of events, (MTRO.L) announced on Friday that its Chief Financial Officer, James Hopkinson, would be departing during the first quarter of 2024, less than two years into his role. This departure comes at a crucial time for the British lender, which has been navigating a complex turnaround plan since…
Challenges Ahead in the labyrinth of Hong Kong’s property market, 2024 shapes up to be a formidable challenge for developers. The convergence of rising funding costs, sluggish home sales, and high office vacancy rates has cast a shadow over the financial health of property companies. As major banks tighten their purse strings, developers are compelled…
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