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Bank of America Corp. asked a New York state judge to block the deposition of chief executive Brian Moynihan in a fraud suit brought by MBIA Inc. The nation's second-biggest lender, based in Charlotte, asked New York state Supreme Court Justice Eileen Br
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Bank of America's chief executive is taking a pay cut. Brian Moynihan will be eligible for up to $5.9 million in restricted stock for his 2011 bonus, according to a regulatory filing the bank made Friday. That would be 35 percent less
Artist Geoffrey Raymond poses with his painting of News Corp's CEO Rupert Murdoch, titled "Inverted Murdoch", in front of the NewsCorp building in New York in this August 3, 2011. Raymond, famous for his paintings of troubled Wall Street figures, has... View Photo »
Bankers didn’t disclose the extent of their borrowing. On Nov. 26, 2008, then-Bank of America Corp. Chief Executive Officer Kenneth D. Lewis wrote to shareholders that he headed ‘one of the strongest and most stable major banks in the world.’ He didn’t say that his Charlotte, N.C.-based firm owed the ce...
All Rights Reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. (AP) CHARLOTTE, N.C. Bank of America's chief executive is taking a pay cut. Brian Moynihan will be eligible for up to $5.9 milli
Bank of America Corp. would consider selling its retail-branch network in Texas and its U.S. Trust wealth-management unit if the giant bank is forced to raise capital in a market shock or severe economic downturn, according to a document provided to U.S.
By Dan Fitzpatrick Bank of America Corp. would consider selling its retail-branch network in Texas and its U.S. Trust wealth-management unit if the giant bank is forced to raise capital in a market shock or severe economic downturn, according to a docume
Artist Geoffrey Raymond waits as he asks passers-by if they would like to sign his painting of News Corp CEO Rupert Murdoch, titled "Inverted Murdoch", in front of the NewsCorp building in New York in this August 3, 2011 file photo. Raymond, famous for... View Photo »
Select your preferred way to display the comments and click "Save settings" to activate your changes. Maybe. Got physical? This is good news. US unemployment will drop to 5%, A wall street stooge will get elected, Recession....what
Before North Carolina National Bank became today's Bank of America, Tom Storrs guided the Charlotte-based bank through treacherous economic times in the 1970s, laid the groundwork for national expansion and nurtured future company leaders. Storrs died Fr
Kenneth D. Lewis (Born 9 April 1947 in Meridian, Mississippi) is the current Chairman, CEO, and President of Bank of America, the 2nd largest bank in the United States, positions he has held since the retirement of Hugh McColl in 2001. He joined the organization (at that time NCNB) as a credit analyst in 1969, and served as the head of both... Full Article
Artist Geoffrey Raymond poses with his painting of News Corp's CEO Rupert Murdoch, titled "Inverted Murdoch", in front of the NewsCorp building in New York in this August 3, 2011. Raymond, famous for his paintings of troubled Wall Street figures, has found his next muse in MF Global...
View Photo »Artist Geoffrey Raymond waits as he asks passers-by if they would like to sign his painting of News Corp CEO Rupert Murdoch, titled "Inverted Murdoch", in front of the NewsCorp building in New York in this August 3, 2011 file photo. Raymond, famous for his paintings of troubled Wall...
View Photo »Artist Geoffrey Raymond asks passers-by if they would like to sign his painting of News Corp CEO Rupert Murdoch, titled "Inverted Murdoch", in front of the NewsCorp building in New York August 3, 2011. Raymond, famous for his paintings of troubled Wall Street figures, has found his next...
View Photo »Artist Geoffrey Raymond poses with his painting of News Corp's CEO Rupert Murdoch, titled "Inverted Murdoch", in front of the NewsCorp building in New York in this August 3, 2011. Raymond, famous for his paintings of troubled Wall Street figures, has found his next muse in MF Global...
View Photo »Bankers didn’t disclose the extent of their borrowing. On Nov. 26, 2008, then-Bank of America Corp. Chief Executive Officer Kenneth D. Lewis wrote to shareholders that he headed ‘one of the strongest and most stable major banks in the world.’ He didn’t say that his Charlotte, N.C.-based firm owed the ce...
