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    By Laura Rowley

    | 4:00PM 8/11/2011
    A year after the Federal Reserve enacted new rules to rein in abusive bank overdraft practices, fees remain high and some institutions actually have slapped on additional penalties, according to a new survey by the Consumer Federation of America.

    By Jon Ogg

    | 4:45PM 4/01/2009
    Stocks tanked early after dismal private-sector employment data pointed toward another bump up in unemployment when the government's official March figures are released. But thanks to better-than-expected readings for manufacturing and existing-home sales, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 153...

    By Bruce Watson

    | 12:15PM 3/20/2009
    Recently, Ohio-based bank Fifth Third (FITB) drew criticism for its decision to spend $900,000 on a promotional scratch-off game that was designed to bring in fresh customers. Critics allege that the company, which received $3.4 billion in the recent bailout, wasted taxpayer funds on an expensive...

    By Peter Cohan

    | 2:45PM 2/24/2009
    With Treasury imposing so-called stress tests on America's top 20 banks, there is no doubt in my mind that short sellers have long ago pounced on their shares and will profit from their decline. What is the stress test? How will Treasury decide who will pass and who will fail? Which banks are...