Bank of America Stock Falls, Under $5 for First Time Since 2009
Bloomberg reports that the number two financial lender in the United States has fallen below $5 for the first time since the beginning of the recession in March of 2009. (…)
Bloomberg reports that the number two financial lender in the United States has fallen below $5 for the first time since the beginning of the recession in March of 2009. (…)
With many protests centered around Bank of America and its policies, the news of a drop of stock value of Bank of America comes as just another blow. (…)
The economy of the world is a complicated thing. (…)
We have all been there before. (…)
In the modern age, the most common form of payment for most Americans is via debit card. (…)
It appears as if a quick resolution to the issues surrounding the foreclosure mess for Bank of America will take longer to resolve than initially […]
It was just a few weeks ago that Bank of America announced that it would freeze its foreclosure process. (…)
A bill was sent to the President of the United States this week that would simplify the process in which courts can clear foreclosures. (…)
In twenty-three states in America, the process of foreclosure is controlled the by court system.(…)
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