Bank of America to Pay 17 Billion in Mortgage MBS Settlement
Bank of America reaches a roughly 17 billion settlement with U.S. officials over its role in selling mortgage backed securities before the 2008 financial crisis. Cash of 9.65 billion plus consumer relief valued at about 7 billion. Largest meltdown settlement to date. Apple stock hits record high as Tim Cook era drives growth. Shares rise to 101.09 intraday, closing at 100.57 for a 602 billion market cap. Apple rebounded after a Jobs era void and slowing device sales amid iPhone and iPad competition.
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Target slashes outlook after data breach and slow sales
Target Corp lowers full year profit guidance for the second time in three months amid a massive customer data breach, a botched Canadian expansion, and weak U S sales. Second quarter earnings drop 61.7 percent. CEO Brian Cornell, who started August 12, must steer the retailer through reputational and market challenges.
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Yellen Faces Pressures as Honeymoon Era Nears End
Janet Yellen seeks to outline the Fed path after six months of transition from Bernanke era. Investors await clues on rate hikes and exit strategy while she defends expansive measures and aims to curb unemployment with cautious optimism.
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NHTSA launches online tool to check auto recalls
The agency unveils a public search tool at safercar.gov allowing owners to verify recalls and fixes with data from car makers covering at least 15 years and weekly updates. The move aims to reduce recall fatigue as manufacturers recall about 46 million vehicles this year, about 1 in 5 cars, amid investigations into GM ignition defects.
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