Mass hearings in fight to reclaim bank charges
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Business & money: Latest in series of mass hearings for return of 'unfair' bank charges due to go ahead.
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U.S. lawmakers wrote to regulators on Monday expressing concern that some banks are processing unsigned checks used by fraudsters seeking to drain money from the accounts of vulnerable people like the elderly.
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Barney Frank opens hearings on investor protection amid growing scrutiny of the financial services industry.
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Higher interest rates for bank depositors are stressing local and regional banks.
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and possibly dozens -- of pending criminal cases to determine whether critical evidence was tainted or falsified during
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Banks are being accused of pressuring customers into taking out costly loans to try to clear their debts.
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Lawyers on both sides in the Michael Jackson child-molestation case spent hours Friday poring over file folders seized by sheriff&#39;s deputies from the home of Jackson&#39;s
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Financial institutions are asking law enforcement and regulators to share more data to better combat fraud.
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The consumer campaign against bank charges has stirred up "a hornets' nest", a barrister tells the High Court.
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Trying to turn the ongoing credit crunch to their advantage, some Massachusetts banks are ramping up their criticism of other mortgage lenders.
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Lawyers for slave descendants asked a federal appeals court Wednesday to a revive a landmark reparations case that demands 17 of the nation's insurers and banks publicize and pay for their roles in the country's slave trade.
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ANYONE who thought the battle for Marks &amp; Spencer had plumbed the depths of City depravity with its stories of fisticuffs in Baker Street and allegations of interference with mobile phone records may have to draw breath as the banking battle gets serious.
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Hundreds of people turn to "no win, no fee" firms to reclaim penalty charges levied by banks and building societies.
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Just days after Americaâs three largest banks announced a $75 billion effort to rescue troubled securities, the plan has struggled to get off the ground.
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A test case which will determine how much banks can charge their customers for going overdrawn without their permission will be heard at the High Court on Monday.
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A Milan judge on Tuesday opens hearings into whether to put on trial 32 executives and financial institutions over the collapse of international food group Parmalat in one of Europe&#39;s biggest fraud cases.
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LOS ANGELES - A disparate group made up of dozens of state attorneys general, labor unions, retailers, professional sports leagues and others urged the US Supreme Court on Monday to hear a claim brought by the recording and film industries against two