Bank of America hit with 250 million in penalties
The Associated Press reports Bank of America will reimburse customers more than 100 million and pay 150 million in fines for overdraft fee double-dipping, credit card reward withholding, and opening accounts without consent. CFPB and OCC penalties total 150 million plus 100 million refunds.
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Microsoft wins bid to proceed with Activision Blizzard deal
U S District Judge Jacquel ine Scott Corley refused to block Microsoft s 69 billion takeover of Activision Blizzard saying the merger requires scrutiny but the FTC failed to show likely substantial reductions in competition in consoles cloud gaming or subscrip tion services The ruling notes the case could shape the tech industry and that Microsoft and Activision pledged Call of Duty will remain on rival platforms and consoles closing the deal remains unsettled with potential appeals and July 18 breakup fee risk
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Grand jury selected in Trump probe in Fulton County
Fulton County court officials selected two grand juries to hear cases over two months in secret. One panel will decide whether to indict former President Donald Trump and allies in the 2020 election interference inquiry. Judge Robert McBurney oversaw the process with about 100 potential jurors present.
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Stocks rise ahead of inflation update and earnings season
New York stocks gained as investors awaited a key inflation report expected to show slower price gains. The S&P 500 rose 0.7 percent to 4,439.26, the Dow added 317.02 to 34,261.42, and the Nasdaq climbed 75.22 to 13,760.70. Activision Blizzard jumped 10 percent after a judge allowed Microsoft to proceed with its $69 billion takeover. Salesforce boosted the Dow while Amazon edged up on Prime Day. Analysts foresee a lower June inflation rate and a likely pause in rate hikes, with earnings season starting and Bank of America noting a trough for profits ahead.
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