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Showing results for "Unity Bancorp"

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U.S. 2011 Failed Banks FDIC Cost Rises to $5.91 Billion
By Chris Middleton
September 26, 2011
business
U.S. 2011 Failed Banks FDIC Cost Rises to $6.60 Billion
By Chris Middleton
October 17, 2011
business
Mortgage Lenders Say ‘Enough Is Enough’ as Buybacks Curb Loans
By Jody Shenn
Home lenders are making it tougher to get loans as investors step up demands for refunds on defective mortgages, damaging the housing market, executives said today at an industry conference.
October 25, 2010
business
The Commercial Loan Nightmare Facing U.S. Banks
By Mara Der Hovanesian
Get the latest Wall Street investment tips on high finance, hedge funds and more. Read the up-to-date Wall Street news blog now.
November 5, 2009
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JPMorgan Invests More Than $60 Million in Minority-Led Banks
By Hannah Levitt
September 28, 2021
business
U.S. 2011 Failed Banks FDIC Cost Hits $6.19 Billion
By Chris Middleton
October 3, 2011
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technology
Server Crash Spurs 3-Hour Nasdaq Halt as Data Link Lost
By Michael P Regan, Sam Mamudi, and Whitney Kisling
The interruption that froze half the U.S. stock market last week began with a routine notice.
August 26, 2013
markets
GMAC, CIT, American Express Win TARP Funds: Bailout Scorecard
GMAC LLC, CIT Group Inc. and American Express Co. joined more than 200 regional lenders, insurers and financial companies in seeking Troubled Asset Relief Program funds totaling at least $81.3 billion, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. One hundred and sixty-nine received preliminary approval for $73.9 billion, and at least 41 awaited word on requests totaling about $7.26 billion.
December 31, 2008
markets
Sterling, Wintrust Apply for Treasury Aid: Bailout Scorecard
Sterling Financial Corp. and Wintrust Financial Corp. joined more than 170 regional lenders, insurers and financial companies in seeking Troubled Asset Relief Program funds totaling at least $74 billion, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. One hundred twenty-seven received preliminary approval for $60.4 billion, and 49 awaited word on requests totaling at least $13.8 billion.
December 10, 2008
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business
Colombia’s Largest Bank Sees Flexible Work Arrangements Sticking
By Andrea Jaramillo and Ezra Fieser
Colombia’s biggest bank will probably let employees split their time between home and office even after the pandemic ends.
October 20, 2020