Court Debates National Bank Regulation
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WASHINGTON -- The Bush administration asked the Supreme Court on Wednesday to push aside Michigan regulators in a confrontation of state versus federal authority in the financial sector.
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The Supreme Court announced that it will decide whether the Constitution permits governments to transfer property from one private owner to another in the name of creating jobs and tax revenue -- a case that could affect local economic development policy and individual property rights nationwide.
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The heads of the big three credit-rating companies and their critics will face off Tuesday in a Senate Banking Committee hearing, setting the stage for a regulatory battle over an industry that has eluded controls despite mounting concerns about conflicts of interest, aggressive business practices and a lack of competition and transparency.
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The Dutch Supreme Court is set to rule on whether ABN Amro can sell LaSalle to Bank of America.
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A federal appeals court ordered a lower court yesterday to reconsider whether a lawsuit against underwriters including Citigroup and Morgan Stanley can proceed as a class action.
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Banks are accused of seizing on a court victory to urge customers to drop claims for repayment of charges.
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The Supreme Court on Monday let stand a ruling that the Visa and MasterCard credit card associations violated federal antitrust law by barring their member banks from issuing credit and charge cards on the rival networks of American Express Co.  and Morgan Stanley. .
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The Dutch government&#39;s legal representative to the supreme court issued an opinion Tuesday potentially favorable to a bid by Barclays for ABN Amro -- a Dutch banking giant also courted by the Royal Bank of Scotland.
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The Supreme Court yesterday agreed to consider whether the federal government should require cable television operators to open their cable lines to Internet service providers offering competing services.
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The U.S. Supreme Court said on  Friday it would decide what regulations should apply to  high-speed broadband Internet service offered by cable  companies like Time Warner Inc., a key case that could decide  whether such lines must be opened to competitors.
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The Supreme Court meets Wednesday morning to issue opinions in cases that were argued in the fall and to hear oral argument in an important case involving patents.
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The Supreme Court on Wednesday debated the judiciary's role in arbitration, a timesaving alternative to lawsuits that often is used in the corporate world to settle business disputes.
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The Supreme Court, for the first time under Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr., confronted yesterday the devilishly complicated issue of church-state separation, and whether ordinary taxpayers have the right to sue over the Bush administration's embrace of faith-based organizations.
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A US appeals court issued a mixed ruling this week in a patent dispute between Research in Motion (RIM), maker of the popular BlackBerry devices, and NTP.
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A federal court ruled that nationally chartered banks selling insurance in Massachusetts do not have to follow state laws that placed restrictions on insurance sales. Massachusetts passed legislation in 1998 prohibiting bank employees from bringing up insurance sales with customers, from receiving commissions for insurance sales, and from giving referrals to insurance agents. But eight banks and the Massachusetts Bankers ...
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Battle lines are drawn at the Federal Reserve between those who favor formal inflation goals and those who don&#39;t, and the debate is heating up ahead of the coming retirement of Chairman Alan Greenspan.
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The Supreme Court on Tuesday considers how New York and Michigan have regulated out-of-state shipments.