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Wells Fargo agrees to pay $480 million to shareholders to settle fake accounts suit
May 04, 2018The fallout from Wells Fargo’s fake accounts scandal is not finished yet. The bank announced Friday afternoon that it reached a new settlement over its sales practices and will pay $480 million to a group of shareholders who accused the bank of making “certain misstatements and omissions” in the company’s disclosures about its sales practices.
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Two real estate agents caught behaving badly
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Private investments in multifamily sector spur spike in Q1 U.S. investment sales
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Home builders: Baby Boomers are not buying homes
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In the pipeline: Why overbuilding and undersupply are next-door neighbors
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Unemployment rate falls below 4% for first time since 2000
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Real estate tech company Home Bay expands to Colorado
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Safeguard Properties icon Robert Klein passes away
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Retirees’ Confidence in Social Security, Medicare Tumbles in 2018
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Mutual of Omaha Bank Enters Reverse with Synergy One Acquisition
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Former Cantor Fitzgerald mortgage bond trader found not guilty of securities fraud
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Caliber Home Loans names Justin Lally to SVP, recapture and direct to consumer channel role
May 03, 2018
