Friday February 27, 2015
updated - February 27, 2015 Friday EST
Morgan Stanley announced earlier this week that it will pay $2.6 billion to settle charges with the federal government over its role in the mortgage bubble crisis throughout 2008 into 2009.
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Hewlett Packard Reports Worse-Than-Expected Financial Results For Fiscal Year 2014
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JPMorgan Cuts Up To $100 Billion In Client Excess Deposits
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Target Decreases Minimum Online Order Size To Boost E-Commerce Sales
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Berkshire Hathaway Sells 41 Million Shares In Exxon Mobil Corp.
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Crowdfunding may become the baby boomer of digital marketing and elevate the power of Social Media, taking it to the next level.
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Last Wednesday, Sony announced that it's shedding more weight as it spins-off its audio and video departments.
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Snapchat officials are searching for a new round of funding that would make the company as valuable as $19 billion, Bloomberg Business reports, citing a source with knowledge of the initiative.
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Rolls-Royce has announced that it will begin producing an off-road sports utility vehicle (SUV), The Telegraph reports, making the company's entrance into the market.
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Former executive of Korean Air, Heather Cho, has been jailed for a year following the infamous nut rage incident.
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Handling seasonal affective disorder might be easier than we think.
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