American Business Daily: Bank of America to pay customers $727 million for illegal credit card actions

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April 10, 2014

NEWS FROM AROUND THE COUNTRY Bank of America to pay customers $727 million for illegal credit card actions A look at J.C. Penney a year after Ron Johnson's ouster What could this 'Heartbleed' bug impact? Visa exec says even safer chip-and-PIN card to make U.S. debut Hank Aaron hammers Republicans who oppose Obamacare Try our Newsstand App for 4 weeks FREE. Select from 40 business journals and get the Weekly Edition on your iPad or iPhone. Next>> Stay-at-home moms are making a big comeback Condoleezza Rice joins Dropbox board GoDaddy lines up Morgan Stanley, JPMorgan Chase for IPO Why you'll see fewer, larger ads on Facebook Does your dog watch TV? Discovery thinks he will R.B.I. Baseball, back again Yahoo hires makeup magnate Bobbi Brown Theresa Payton's calling is fighting cybercrime, so lots of people (including Jon Stewart) are calling her Target launches expanded line of natural, organic products Veet's new campaign is a big hairy mess of sexism and bad judgment Northwestern University forcefully appeals NLRB football union ruling Dropbox takes image sharing to new level with Carousel Dating life of Michael Dell's daughter becomes media fodder What's behind the U.S. mortgage volume dropping to 14-year low? GE expected to add 1,800 new Greater Cincinnati jobs From the White House to the outhouse? No, just the Small Business Committee Entrepreneurial activity rate falls again -- why that's actually good news Senate Republicans once again block Paycheck Fairness Act Ask Career Mojo: Is fibbing on my resume OK? NFL Pro Bowl coming to University of Phoenix Stadium Federal lawmakers don't practice what they preach in hiring veterans Do you need a chief operations officer? 3 symptoms you shouldn't ignore United Airlines intros new app for Android platform Bank of America to lay off 3,000 workers, close three overseas offices Status Update: Sheryl Sandberg not running for office Coca-Cola launches vitaminwater energy Here's why Apple thinks its disputed patents are worth $2.2B What does Alaska newspaper sale mean for McClatchy? Amazon to produce two more TV series The League of Extraordinary CEOs: Inspired by a cancer diagnosis Procter & Gamble to sell pet food business for $2.9B HP agrees to pay $108M after subsidiaries accused of corruption They grow up so fast: Sprint will shut down 4G technology from 2008 3 tips for picking the right mobile apps for your business

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