TD Bank to pay about 3 billion in historic money laundering settlement
The Justice Department announced TD Bank will pay about 3 billion dollars after pleading guilty to conspiracy to commit money laundering. Investigators said the bank’s anti money laundering failures allowed at least three laundering networks to move 670 million through TD accounts over years. The case cites cash deposits of over a million in a day and bribery with gift cards, with ongoing restructuring and years of monitoring and probation.
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Global stocks rise as U S indexes hit records amid China concerns
U S markets edged higher with the S&P 500, Dow and Nasdaq posting gains. Cruise lines led the rally as Citi upgraded Norwegian Cruise Line, while Alphabet weighed on the Nasdaq. Shanghai fell for a second day, and Hong Kong slid, as investors weighed China’s stimulus prospects and policy signals. The Shanghai Composite remains up for the year, while the Hang Seng shows a strong year-to-date rise.
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Boeing faces plea deal challenge after Max crashes
Relatives of 346 victims filled a Fort Worth federal courtroom as they urged Judge Reed O Connor to reject Boeing s July plea to a single felony count of conspiracy to commit fraud arguing the $244 million fine is far too lenient for deceiving regulators about the 737 Max flight control system.
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Boeing to lay off about 17,000 as strike cripples output
Boeing plans to cut roughly 10 percent of its workforce amid a prolonged strike that has halted production of the 737 Max, 777, and 767 jets. CEO Kelly Ortberg announced the layoffs affecting executives to nonessential staff, with 170,000 global employees and production delays into 2026. The company reports over 25 billion dollars in losses since 2019 and extended furloughs and halted the 777X rollout until 2026.
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