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U.S. securities regulators accused Wells Fargo & Co on Friday of repeatedly ignoring its subpoenas for documents in connection with a probe into the bank's $60 billion sale of mortgage-backed securities. EBay to Sell Rent.com to PRIMEDIA
EBay Inc agreed to sell its Rent.com unit to PRIMEDIA as the company shifts away from classified and listings businesses to focus on other e-commerce and payments efforts. Tornadoes Cause Damaging Homes In Illinois, Kentucky
Tornadoes touched down in five states on Friday, damaging homes in Kentucky and Illinois, the National Weather Service and state emergency officials said. SEC Demands Wells Fargo Comply With Subpoenas
Securities regulators accused Wells Fargo on Friday of failing to turn over documents in connection with a probe into the bank's $60 billion sale of mortgage-backed securities during the financial crisis. Signs Of Recovery Grow in U.S. Housing Market
The battered U.S. housing market looks to be on the mend as buyers make a tentative return and house prices stabilize. Morgan Stanley Wants All of Citi Ventures
Morgan Stanley is interested in buying all of Citigroup Inc's stake in their wealth management joint venture this year in what could be a roughly $10 billion deal, said people familiar with Morgan Stanley management's thinking. BOfA Testing Investment Advisers in Mortgage Offices
Bank of America Corp is putting investment advisers inmortgage offices, an unusual move that shows how far banks will go to "cross-sell" products and services to their customers. Fannie, Freddie See Cost Savings In Mortgage-Principal Cuts
Analysis by the two government-backed lenders, which have cost taxpayers over $150 billion since their 2008 bailout, shows "loan forgiveness" would keep hundreds of thousands of Americans in their homes while saving money. Dartmouth President Jim Yong Kim: World Bank Nominee, Five Facts About Him
U.S. President Barack Obama is set to nominate Dartmouth College President Jim Yong Kim to head the World Bank, senior administration official said. World Bank President :Jim Yong Kim Nominated by Obama
The United States picked a public health expert of South Korean origin as its candidate for the World Bank presidency, a job emerging market economies are contesting for the first time.
