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(1) Wells Fargo manager charged with nearly $8M in bank fraud (1) Wema Bank (1) Weserbank AG (1) West Sussex (1) Westar Energy Inc (1) Westport National Bank (1) White Collar Watch: (1) Why Australian banks are crucial if NZ goes bankrupt (1) Wigton (1) WikiLeaks cables: Thai leaders doubt suitability of prince to become king (1) WikiLeaks has a cache of damning evidence comprising internal documents and memos from the Bank of America. (1) World Bank (1) World Group Securities Inc. (1) World of Warcraft fraudulent credit card transactions (1) Worthing (1) York (1) York-Poquoson (1) Zitech Computer (Remedan) Bankrupt (1) a Phoenix strip club (1) admitted conspiring to bribe another Mississippi judge (1) an Avenging Angel (1) and $152bn in Spain (1) and Irish Nationwide Building Society. (1) and Jose’s son Elvis Benítez (1) and another law for the poor (1) and five were sentenced to a total of over 14 years in prison with monetary judgments topping $7 million. (1) bailout for a debt-ridden economy at the heart of fears about the future of the eurozone (1) bankrupt ex-Anglo boss played golf and had dinner at exclusive Druid's Glen Golf Club two months before the Government hurried (1) banks’ balance sheets (1) biggest reduction in public spending on record (1) brothers Carlos (1) by allowing banks to dump yet more costs on the customers (1) carousel fraud (1) cheated out of up to £920 a year tax-free interest on their cash Isas (1) child pornography (1) city of St. Louis' Sewer Lateral Line program (1) corporations - some of which are publicly traded - that used Madoff almost as a high-yielding cash management account (1) counterfeit Cisco Routers (1) decision may end up bankrupting Ireland. (1) defrauding the Medicare program in connection with a $6.8 million HIV infusion fraud scheme (1) e-gold (1) east London (1) federally regulated banks for 'critical deficiencies and shortcomings' in foreclosure procedures (1) filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection in November (1) financial firepower (1) founder of Polaroid’s parent company (1) funds of funds had long been seen as relatively safe choices. (1) future financial meltdown (1) guided tour of the sophisticated credit card forgery operation run (1) has been jailed for three years and four months. (1) has been sued by a U.S. hedge fund (1) however (1) hyper-complex credit bubble (1) illegally helped AIG add $500 million in loss reserves (1) imported rice officially designated as not fit for human consumption (1) including Integral Currency Interchange System (1) inflated mortgage loans on homes in Beverly Hills (1) international bailout of Ireland believed to be worth at least €50 billion (1) is a step in the wrong direction. (1) is seeking damages (1) it would have a material negative impact on the net asset value of the two trusts. (1) licensee of the Tommy Hilfiger Group (1) lost as much as $300 million in the fraudulent investment scheme (1) low-wage workers hired by banks to witness and sign hundreds of thousands of foreclosure notices without verifying that the grounds for the evictions were valid" (1) may be facing the prospect of yet another problem: a political crisis (1) meanwhile (1) metro Atlanta (1) money-laundering rules (1) new Banking Code (1) north Queensland (1) number of Americans aged 65 and older who file for bankruptcy has increased significantly over the past two decade (1) of Cleveland; (1) of Philadelphia (1) one law for the rich (1) online auction site TradeMe (1) part of Citigroup Inc. (1) seven medical professionals have been convicted (1) somewhere in Pretoria (1) sophisticated Ponzi schemes and phantom herding — the selling of cattle to more than one buyer — to cheat more than a dozen victims of more than $5 million in less than one year. (1) stole £7 million ($11.4 million) in virtual currency from Zynga Poker (1) subprime mortgage losses (1) such as Fred Goodwin (1) suggesting severe levels of distress. (1) tears (1) the Department of Homeland Security (1) the Kill Bill actor who was found dead in a Bangkok hotel room last June (1) the New York investment adviser who represented actors including Sylvester Stallone and Wesley Snipes (1) the OPP (1) the Office of Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the Essex Junction Police Department. (1) the Secret Service (1) the Sports Authority and TJX Cos. (1) the former owner of the Liverpool soccer club in the English Premier League (1) the founder and president of the Apogee Foundation (1) the founder of STG (1) the parent company of TJMaxx and Marshall's. (1) the world’s in trouble (1) together marketed access to Fairfield Sentry Ltd (1) tort reformers (1) traders say (1) two grenades exploded outside branches of the country's biggest bank (1) unwinding of CDOs (1) vice president with the Berkshire investment firm in Victoria (1) victory by the venture capital community (1) visa fraud scheme (1) war on tax evasion (1) was arrested on fraud allegations. (1) was indicted (1) was indicted on charges (1) we have run out of lethal injection drugs. (1) where Bernard L. Madoff ran the biggest Ponzi scheme in U.S. history (1) which will largely be exempt from the new rule (1) who received an annual salary of more than £350 (1) who spoke on condition of anonymity because they weren't authorized to comment publicly (1) whose economic woes are riling global markets (1) whose potential liability for the Gulf of Mexico oil spill has lawmakers and analysts raising the specter of bankruptcy (1) widow of David Carradine (1) will not guarantee that Britain avoids default (1) with 4 (1) with whatever external assistance is appropriate (1) you would be regulated heavily. (1) £1bn HBOS corporate fraud (1) “straw buyers” who used falsified information to attain mortgages. (1) ” the $8.2 billion buyout of the bankrupt newspaper and television company. (1)

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(1) 600 Halifax and Bank of Scotland customers will be entitled to a share of £17m compensation for poor complaints handling (1) 600 staff redundant (1) 9 charged in $12M Fla. bank fraud scheme (1) A Lord has broken the superinjuction in place surrounding former RBS boss Fred Goodwin in the House of Lords. (1) A NEW breed of super-rich is crawling out of the mahogany woodwork in Australia. 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(1) Business leaders are four times more likely to be psychopaths than the general population (1) CFTC accuses Royal Bank of Canada of sham trades (1) CIA official (1) CRITICAL: European Banks Insolvent again (1) Caja Madrid and Bancaja said Thursday that they had reached an initial agreement that would create the largest savings bank in Spain (1) California Department of Corporations (1) Cameron claims (1) Can One Bank's Leasing Program Boost the Economy? 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(1) Europe Banks Hoarding Cash Resist Draghi Bid to Avoid Crunch (1) Europe financiers still fear euro zone contagion (1) Europe is on the verge of financial chaos. (1) European CDS (1) European Central Bank's (1) European Union banking supervisor (1) European banks head towards another meltdown (1) European court rules against Italy for expelling migrants (1) European politics has become a giant Jenga game (1) European stocks (1) Europeans lose faith in EU but few want to drop euro (1) Europe’s banks (1) Eurozone leaders will meet on Thursday for a crunch summit to try to resolve the Greek debt crisis and prevent any further contagion to other so-called peripheral economies. (1) Eurozone woe fuels fresh market chaos as banks bear the brunt of a global stock rout (1) Evergreen International Spot Trading Inc (1) Ex-Goldman Sze step closer to $1 billion-plus hedge fund (1) Ex-International Monetary Fund (IMF) chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn was back in court Thursday pleading to be released on bail (1) Ex-RI state senator gets 27 months in bank fraud (1) Ex-policeman jailed over VAT fraud (1) Expenses fraud ex-MP Elliot Morley freed from jail (1) FALLEN Gold Coast businessman Craig Gore has avoided another personal bankruptcy (1) FBI (1) FBI and IRS (1) FOREX-Euro hits 4-mth low on funding fears (1) FORMER Anglo Irish Bank boss David Drumm allegedly paid himself a monthly salary of €6 (1) FORMER TV star and radio jockey Tich Mataz has appeared in court charged with fraud (1) FORMER bank chief Sir Fred “The Shred” Goodwin faced mounting pressure yesterday to come clean over his privacy injunction. (1) FSA (1) FSA found no evidence of money laundering at SHL (1) FSA gets tough on financial product approval (1) Facebook's First Earnings Report Could Be a Huge Disappointment (1) Failure to solve Europe's debt crisis will cost UK taxpayers billions (1) Fairfield Greenwich Group (1) Fall of richest man in Ireland as Quinn is declared bankrupt (1) Fall of ‘Mighty Quinn’ mirrors Irish collapse (1) Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (1) Fears of a new credit crunch caused share prices to plummet on both sides of the Atlantic as fragile banks struggle to raise funds in financial markets. 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(1) Gadhafi spotted as rebels capture parts of south Libya town (1) Gang targets wealthy diners (1) Gas canister man storms office (1) Gasparilla Inn in Boca Grande (1) Gateway (1) Gbagbo Government in Ivory Coast Will Seize Banks (1) General Motors (1) Genesis Drug Alcohol Rehabilitation Center Shiloh Mental Health Services (1) Genola Town Recorder (1) George Gillett (1) George Osborne (1) George Osborne thwarts Gaddafi plot to grab £900m in new Libyan banknotes (1) George Soros 'offers ex-girlfriend Adriana Ferreyr $250k to drop $50m lawsuit' (1) Georgia and South Carolina (1) German chancellor may have an unexpected ally in David Cameron (1) Germany (1) Germany and Switzerland have signed an agreement which will make it easier for Berlin to get information about - and tax revenue from - German tax evaders. (1) Germany's top representative on the European Central Bank resigned in an apparent protest of the bank's recent interventions in euro-zone debt markets (1) Get back on board damn it (1) Ghana (1) Gibraltar Asset Management Group LLC (1) Gibraltar must stay British – MP (1) Glenn Mulcaire (1) Global Strategies Inc (1) Global accounting firm KPMG (1) Goa (1) Golden State and Boston (1) Goldman Sachs director quits 'morally bankrupt' Wall Street bank (1) Gome Electrical Appliances (1) Google plans to warn more than half a million users of a computer infection that may knock their computers off the Internet this summer. (1) Government debt passes £1 trillion (1) Government of the United Kingdom (1) Grampian and Lancashire (1) Grand Island insurance agency (1) Greece’s banking industry secretly gets €100 billion (1) Greek (1) Greek far-right parties could end up with as much as 20 percent of the vote in Sunday's elections. The neo-Nazi Golden Dawn party has intensified the xenophobic atmosphere in the country. (1) Greek vote could unleash seismic shocks for euro (1) Greenbrier County (1) Guaranteed Fixed Rate Deposit Accounts (1) Guernsey (1) HM Petroleum Corp. and American Energy Resources Corp. (1) HMRC clamps down on Swiss account holders (1) HMV's lenders to take 5% stake in return for refinancing deal that will secure its short-term future (1) HSBC Holdings PLC (1) HSBC Middle East (1) HSBC chairman to appear before MPs (1) HSBC online banking Fraud (1) HSBC's Douglas Flint reveals bank's $2bn bonus pool (1) HSBC's securities services division (1) HSBC. (1) HSH Nordbank are to sue UBS (1) Hacking scandal: the net tightens on the Murdochs (1) Hackney (1) Haider Steels and Prime Steels on the fake documents (1) Halifax (1) Halifax provincial court (1) Hartford (1) Harvey Park District (1) Hawaiian Airlines (1) Head of Retail Banking at Doha Bank (1) Health Visions and its former president (1) Hedge Fund Manager Misappropriates $53 Million (1) Hedge Funds Post Biggest Drops Since 2008 In May (1) Hempstead (1) Henry County (1) Henry T. Nicholas III (1) Herald USA Fund and Herald Luxemburg Fund (1) High Court yesterday granted Anglo Irish Bank a judgment compelling bankrupt Mr Quinn to repay some €416m (1) Hollinger International Inc. (1) Hollywood (1) Hologram Tam (1) Home Sweet Home Day Care Inc (1) Homebuilder's trial ends with 20-year sentence (1) Homeowners vent anger at PTSB's 'moral bankruptcy' (1) Houdini of impersonation and false documents. (1) Houghton (1) House prices continue to slide except in London (1) Houston (1) How Facebook's Revenue Is at Risk (1) How Tony Blair tried to give Gibraltar to Spain to curry favour with the European Union (1) How Wall Street Bankers Use Seamless To Feast On Free Lobster (1) How a Financial Pro Lost His House (1) Howe Electric (1) Humberside (1) Hungarian Fraud Agent (1) Hungary will investigate possible cartel activity on the household mortgage market by seven banks (1) Hunt County (1) I.R.S. and the Justice Department (1) ICICI Bank Ltd (1) ICIS or MYICIS (1) IMF warns on UK banks masking bad debts (1) IRISH Bank Resolution Corporation is to ask the courts in Northern Ireland to overturn the bankruptcy of businessman Seán Quinn. 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(1) Iowa (1) Iran car explosion kills nuclear scientist in Tehran (1) Ireland (1) Ireland banks are in need of another €27.5 billion ($39 billion) (1) Irish Insurance Federation (1) Irish Life and Permanent (1) Irish banks may be forced to declare millions of euros of extra losses under surprise plans by Ireland's authorities (1) Irish banks' debt maturing in 2010/2011 (1) Is Your Small Business Prepared for Zero? (1) Islamic banks to flourish in Britain (1) Israel (1) Italy and Ireland (1) Italy government hangs by thread as coalition crumbles (1) J.P. Morgan (1) J.P. Morgan Chase said traders appear to have hidden problems in a portfolio whose losses have ballooned to $5.8 billion (1) JP Morgan Chase Co (1) JP Morgan Chase is London's problem (1) JP Morgan's $2 Billion Trading Loss Is Already $3 Billion (1) JPMorgan (1) JPMorgan Chase (1) JPMorgan Chase Co. and Citigroup Inc. (1) JPMorgan Chase 'complicit' in Madoff fraud: Lawsuit (1) JPMorgan Chase should pay at least $19bn to victims of the Bernard Madoff fraud for allegedly ignoring warnings about round-trip transactions with another financial institution (1) JPMorgan Hid Doubts on Madoff (1) JPMorgan hires most bankers in China (1) JPMorgan's Trading Loss Is Said to Rise at Least 50% (1) Jackie Chan (1) Jackson County (1) James Fayed (1) James Murdoch giving evidence for a second time to the MPs' select committee (1) James Murdoch has dramatically quit as director of the companies that publish the Sun (1) James Murdoch pleads innocence ahead of committee report (1) James Murdoch to resign as BSkyB chairman (1) Jenkins vs. Mutual Credit Corporation (1) Jessica Harper admits £2.4m Lloyds Bank fraud (1) Jewelry TV (1) Jobs in Gibraltar (1) John Ford of Memphis (1) Johnstown (1) Judge clears way for record bankruptcy in Alabama (1) Judge orders search of News of the World executives' computers in bid to find out if key hacking evidence was destroyed (1) Julius Baer (1) KUALA LUMPUR (1) Kansas City (1) Karen Guillet would drive to her $50 (1) Karl Rove's IT guru (1) Kaupthing Iceland had insufficient liquidity to make loans in 2008 (1) Kenneth Ira Starr (1) Kevin Bacon and his wife (1) Khan ring (1) Kingate Global (1) Kingsley Trust (1) Knight Frank partners share £73m bonus pool (1) Koko's Gourmet Pet Foods (1) Kyra Sedgwick (1) LLOYDS has been criticised for demoralising staff after the banking group said it was slashing 360 jobs. 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(1) Lehman reaches settlement with German affiliate (1) Leicester (1) Leith Hall (1) Lending Universe (1) Leveson Inquiry: Evidence suggests 'network of corrupt officials' (1) Liberty Life (1) Libya: Col Gaddafi buried at dawn (1) Limerick (1) Lincolnshire Police (1) Livent (1) Liverpool (1) Liverpool Crown Court (1) Lloyd's of London posts $820-million loss in 2011 (1) Lloyds Bank strips five directors of more than £1 million in bonuses (1) Lloyds Banking Group (LON:LLOY) has been forced to reveal that up to nine of its employees earned more than the £3.4m paid to chief executive Eric Daniels reports the Guardian." (1) Lloyds owns stake in US firm accused over CIA torture flights (1) Locked Up Abroad is different. 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