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BofA, JPMorgan, Ex-UBS Trader, Foreclosure Deal, Goldman in Court News (Reuters) - JPMorgan Chase & Co Chief Executive Jamie Dimon said President Barack Obama's decision to expand investigations into home lending and sales of mortgage securities could stop settlement talks with the states over foreclosure practices. "It has a pretty good chance of derailing it," Dimon said in a televised interview with CNBC from Davos, Switzerland on Thursday. Obama, in his State ... Frontrunning: February 8 Greek Premier to Seek Bailout Consensus Amid Political Quarrels ( Bloomberg ) Merkel makes case for painful reform ( FT ) Bernanke Cites Risks to Progress of Recovery ( WSJ ) Proposed settlement with banks over foreclosure practices dealt a setback ( WaPo ) Merkel Approval in Germany Climbs to Highest Level Since 2009 Re-Election ( Bloomberg ) Francois Hollande will spark next euro crisis ... Obama Recovery From Bush Slump Proves No Morning in America Yet The brightening economy as the 2012 election year begins doesn’t yet match Ronald Reagan’s “Morning in America.” 12 Banks Are Being Investigated For Allegedly Manipulating Rates Tied To $360 Trillion Worth Of Securities UBS, Credit Suisse, Citi, JP Morgan are all named. Video: Occupy movement builds igloos at World Economic Forum McDonald's net income continues to grow, Occupy protesters set up an igloo camp near the World Economic Forum in Switzerland, and the five largest banks are agreeing to one of the largest settlements in history. Ashley Morrison reports. Credit Suisse, Standard Life, Glaxo, AIG, Apple, Redknapp in Court News Former Credit Suisse Group AG (CSGN) traders David Higgs and Salmaan Siddiqui pleaded guilty to falsifying prices tied to collateralized debt obligations to meet targets and boost year-end bonuses. 3 Things That Could Move Financial Stocks Today Here are the headlines that could move financials on Wednesday. Romney's wealth and taxes, Gingrich's consulting deals come to fore in Florida primary battle TAMPA, Fla. - The two leading Republican presidential contenders tried to turn the arguments over their business dealings to their own advantage, as Mitt Romney released tax documents that put him among the very richest Americans and Newt Gingrich defended his high-paid consulting work for a mortgage giant that contributed to the housing crisis. The life of Jacob Amann From The Historical Society |
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