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One of Europe's biggest banks told to fix women's unequal pay

Subchapter V Trustee’s Right To “Appear And Be Heard”: Duties v. Powers

By: Donald L Swanson Back in Subchapter V’s early days, I’m serving as Trustee in a Subchapter V case. In that case: One of the parties files a motion, to which I file a written response. The motion has nothing to do with any of the four topics

How merchants are doing more by ditching payment dongles

Citizens targets growth opportunities while guarding against recession

US Chamber of Commerce vs CFPB

One would have thought that after a dozen years the challenges to the CFPB’s constitutionality would have been over and that the Supreme Court’s decision in Seila Law would have put the matter to rest. But there are still a trio of suits pending that

US Chamber of Commerce vs CFPB

One would have thought that after a dozen years the challenges to the CFPB’s constitutionality would have been over and that the Supreme Court’s decision in Seila Law would have put the matter to rest. But there are still a...

Inflation drives up NCUA's proposed budget

Brazilian neobank Nubank launches its own cryptocurrency

Rising rates, solid loan growth result in outsize profit for Comerica

Ally's charge-offs rise but execs still see 'very attractive' auto market

Fed says economy grew modestly but recession worry dims outlook

Slow loan growth and lower-than-expected fee income weigh on M&T

Supreme Court asked to block Biden student-debt relief plan

Bankers have written a playbook for fintech partnerships

Crypto bank Silvergate falls after earnings miss

Help us Brainstorm how the Bankruptcy System Could be Fairer to Low-income People and People of Color

This past month, Nathalie (Martin) and I gave a talk at the Tenth Circuit Bench and Bar Conference on Credit, Race, Class, and Bankruptcy. After recounting some of the historical reasons for persistent wealth, income, and debt gaps among different...

Help us Brainstorm how the Bankruptcy System Could be Fairer to Low-income People and People of Color

This past month, Nathalie (Martin) and I gave a talk at the Tenth Circuit Bench and Bar Conference on Credit, Race, Class, and Bankruptcy. After recounting some of the historical reasons for persistent wealth, income, and debt gaps among different

JPMorgan adds crypto policy head after Dimon 'Ponzi scheme' quip

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