Consumer Affairs 3 weeks ago

Failed Bank Toll Keeps Rising

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation says five more U.S. banks failed last week, including United Commercial Bank, a San Francisco-based institution with assets totaling more than $11 billion. Full Article at Consumer Affairs

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