Chase Customers Sue Over Fees for Depositing Checks That Bounce
JPMorgan Chase was sued by customers who accused the largest U.S. bank of having unfairly charged fees when they deposited checks that bounced.
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Subsidiary of TIAA Settles With SEC
A subsidiary of the Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association of America (TIAA) has agreed to a settlement exceeding $2.2 million with the SEC.
Gen Z are Treating Employers Like Bad Dates: 93% Ghost Interviews and 87% Have Not Even Shown Up for Their First Day of Work
Ghosting isn’t just for dating anymore. Now Gen Z are treating their would-be employers like bad dates and not showing up for job interviews.
NYCB Stock Rout Prompts US Bank Regulators to Conduct Health Checks
U.S. banking regulators have been asking regional lenders whether they faced any fallout from the problems at NY Community Bancorp.
NY Magazine’s Financial Advice Columnist Admits She Lost $50K to Scammer Claiming to be CIA Agent
A financial advice columnist for New York Magazine admitted she was scammed out of $50,000 by a con man who claimed to be a CIA agent.
Harvard Law Professor on Elon Musk: ‘Over the Past 100 Years, Delaware has Periodically Irritated One or Two Executives by Enforcing the Law’
Legal corporate governance community unmoved by Musk’s call for companies to dump Delaware as home state after his $55.8B pay plan thrown in trash.
Biden Calls on Snack Companies to Stop 'Shrinkflation" Rip-Offs
U.S. President Joe Biden called on snack companies to stop shrinkflation, which is when businesses cut product sizes but keep prices the same.
