Banks Agree to Fines Over Cash Transaction Reporting
Four major New York City banks including Chase Manhattan, Manufacturers Hanover, Chemical, and Irving Trust have agreed to pay Treasury Department fines of 200000 to 400000 dollars each for failing to report thousands of large cash transactions in recent years. Sources say a fifth bank may also be fined and an official announcement is expected.
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Banks Cut Prime Rate As Stocks Rally Amid Mixed Outlook
New York stocks rose broadly on Tuesday after Morgan Guaranty Trust cut its prime rate to 9 1/4 percent from 10 percent, with banks and brokerage shares leading gains. Gold prices climbed, lifting mining stocks, while concerns about earnings erosion and a troubled computer sector tempered enthusiasm. The Dow gained 6.38 to 1304.77, NYSE composite rose 0.47 to 108.75, and trading volume reached 106.93 million.
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Silicon Valley firms announce large layoffs and plants shutdowns
Five Silicon Valley companies in San Jose say they will cut over 700 jobs amid a global computer sales slump. Apple Computer Inc. of Cupertino followed with a 1,200 job reduction and closure of three plants, signaling widespread belt tightening in the tech sector.
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