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HSBC to pay record $1.9 billion to settle money laundering case (+video)
HSBC avoided a damaging legal battle Tuesday by agreeing to pay $1.9 billion to settle a US money laundering probe. The HSBC settlement will be the biggest penalty ever imposed on a bank.
HSBC money laundering: Bank vows fixes. Senators doubtful.
Robert Reich Dimon in the rough: Keeping regulators off of Wall Street
What Jamie Dimon told Congress: four key points
JP Morgan loss: Did US regulators know what CEO Jamie Dimon apparently didn't? (+video)
Checking account fees: too expensive for poor?
Mortgage lenders must pay homeowners for improper foreclosures
How long will Wall Street stay in America?
Mortgage modifications improving with time
Financial reform bill 101: How it boosts Wall Street oversight
Misguided regulations caused the financial mess
Home mortgage foreclosures rise in third quarter
Obama's five-prong plan to oversee financial industry
Fed releases 'stress-test' criteria
Have banks turned a corner?
Just how vulnerable are US banks?
Some relief may be in sight for troubled US mortgages
Paulson crafts his new role
Dow's historic drop reflects financial system's challenges
Time for new financial system safeguards?
Has the credit crunch hit your home equity line?
Bernanke and Paulson: economy's two key crisis managers

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