Sentences with phrase «giant banks so»

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In July 2012, Visa, MasterCard and several major banks agreed to pay U.S. retailers a record $ 7.25 billion in penalties to settle a long - lasted lawsuit alleging the card giants conspired to fix so - called «swipe fees» paid by shops and supermarkets.

Mr. Lieberman is Lead Counsel in a putative securities class action that alleges Barclays PLC misled institutional investors about the manipulation of the banking giant's so - called «dark pool» trading systems in order to provide a trading advantage to high - frequency traders over its institutional investor clients.

Giants like Bank of America or Wells Fargo fund and maintain branches and prominently - labeled ATMs across the nation, so that a traveling customer is reasonably certain to find the same level of banking services on the road as at home.

The NL West looks unsettled, with much of it hanging around.500 almost two months into the season, so if the Giants are banking wins before they even play the way they are capable of — including a series win against the Cubs this past weekend — it's going to be a tough summer for the rest of the West.

Mortgage defaults hurt the lender as well as the borrower, so local banks will be more invested in managing each mortgage loan, whereas a giant company like Bank of America might see one foreclosure as a drop in the bucket.

Giants like Bank of America or Wells Fargo fund and maintain branches and prominently - labeled ATMs across the nation, so that a traveling customer is reasonably certain to find the same level of banking services on the road as at home.

So we the taxpayers are going to eat a ton of bank losses that should instead be borne first by stockholders and bondholders This program should be labeled the Pimco bailout plan, since the giant bond fund holds a lot of bank debt.

The Canadian market is narrow, so you could probably be okay with a couple of banks, an insurance giant, a couple of utilities, a resource stock or two etc..

The Japanese giant may be banking on the fact that its Wii so severely trounced the more powerful PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 five years ago that even as its sales have dramatically slowed it maintains a global lead over both machines — and that's with the 360 being out one year longer.

Well, in the last day or so the World Bank has withdrawn a loan to one of Brazil's cattle giants; and Brazil's three - largest supermarket chains (one of which is Wal - Mart) have announced that they will suspend contracts with cattle companies associated with deforestation: Up to $ 90 Million in Funding Pulled The action by the World Bank comes via its private lending arm, the International Finance Corporation, and pulls the last $ 30 million of $ 90 million loan from Brazilian cattle firm Bertin.

Joshua Lenon: I think what law firms need to think about is centralizing and standardizing their data so in the past we had those giant middle off folders that have been overflowing with our case files and while those were great for storing things in bank or boxes and filing cabinets it didn't really make it something you could search against.

Joshua Lennon: I think what law firms need to think about is centralizing and standardizing their data so in the past we had those giant middle off folders that have been overflowing with our case files and while those were great for storing things in bank or boxes and filing cabinets it didn't really make it something you could search against.

The iOS giant launched Apple Pay in November 2015, but only with American Express as its partner, and so far has partnered with Australian bank ANZ.

What's more, the bank says that the social network's changes in response to the scandal so far — like shutting down use of third - party data for ad targeting — will help strengthen its moat in the style of other tech giants.

While speaking to Wall Street Journal, a Goldman spokesperson said that their clients have been expressing their interest for trading in cryptocurrencies and so the banking giant is optimistically looking forward in order to meet this demand.

«Too big to fail» is a phrase often ascribed to the banking industry giants who have become so huge that their failure poses a threat to the entire economy.

Just over a year after launching a new Windows 10 Mobile app, banking giant Wells Fargo has announced that it's ending its support for Windows phones - the latest in a long line of companies to do so.