Overdraft protections move in Senate with opt in rule
Senate banking chair Christo pher Dodd proposes a bill to let bank customers opt into overdraft programs for ATM and debit card use. It would limit overdraft fees to one per month and six per year, require proportional fees, and mandate notification and warnings if an ATM or teller transaction will overdraw. Congress seeks broader protections for financial transactions.
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Verizon Android pits Droid against iPhone in big ad push
Verizon Wireless launches aggressive Droid ads praising Google Android versus Apple iPhone, highlighting features like a physical keyboard and multi tasking. The campaign targets iPhone weaknesses amid AT&T network frustrations, as Android gains momentum across multiple carriers.
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Higher jobless rates could be new normal
Washington reports that even with revival, many jobs lost in the recession may be gone forever and the job market could remain weak for years. Economists warn the auto and construction sectors may not drive growth soon while debt and lending constraints curb hiring and spending.
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Roundup of crude price rise and big newsroom cutbacks
Crude nears 80 while gas prices climb amid weak demand. The New York Times plans up to 150 job cuts, including 100 newsroom positions, with voluntary buyouts first and layoffs if targets aren’t met. Also, automotive prize finalists narrowed to 43 teams for a $10 million contest. Washington introduces a housing finance plan using Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to back mortgages.
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