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Deutsche Bank’s recent financial report revealed a concerning trend as the bank snapped a 15-quarter profit streak with a narrower-than-expected loss. The net loss attributable to shareholders was 143 million euros, slightly better than the predicted loss of 145 million euros according to analysts. However, the bank’s decision to make a provision for an ongoing
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In a recent court ruling, Michelle Mack, the mastermind behind a massive organized retail crime operation that targeted Ulta Beauty and other major retailers, has been sentenced to more than five years in a California state prison. Living in Bonsall, California, Mack was a central figure in a network of individuals who stole millions of
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has recently taken a stand against so-called paycheck advance programs, also known as earned wage access. These programs have become increasingly popular among workers, providing them with the ability to access their earnings before payday for a fee. The CFPB proposed an interpretive rule that categorizes these programs as
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A federal appeals court has recently issued an order temporarily halting the Biden administration from implementing its new student loan repayment plan, known as SAVE. This ruling has raised concerns within the Education Department, which is assessing the impacts of the court order on borrowers. According to a spokesperson from the department, they will be
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The Biden administration has faced numerous legal challenges in its efforts towards student loan forgiveness. The Supreme Court rejected President Biden’s initial attempt at widespread forgiveness in the summer, and the newly introduced income-driven repayment plan called the Saving on a Valuable Education plan (SAVE) has also been met with resistance from Republican-led states like
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