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Allan Lira has walked more miles on the streets of Phoenix than he can count, knocked on hundreds of doors, and, with the polish of a seasoned precinct captain, appealed to Latino voters to exercise a right that he may never have.
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Williams College, ranked first among U.S. liberal-arts schools, plans the biggest borrowing in its 220-year history as education debt trails the $3.7 trillion municipal market by the most since 2010.
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Bank of America Corp. needs to show a steady stream of profit before satisfying demands for a higher dividend, Chief Executive Officer Brian T. Moynihan said.
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Babson Capital Management LLC, a debt manager with $180.5 billion in assets, hired Michael Henderlong to lead its capital markets business.
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Bank of America Corp. and Wells Fargo & Co. violated terms of a nationwide settlement reached last year over banks’ residential mortgage foreclosure practices, New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman said.
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Rookie Derek Ernst captured his first U.S. PGA Tour golf title by beating David Lynn in a playoff at the Wells Fargo Championship, a tournament he entered as the fourth alternate and with a world ranking of 1,207.
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Bank of America Corp.’s effort to complete an $8.5 billion settlement with mortgage-bond investors won’t face objections from New York and Delaware, which had intervened in litigation over the deal.
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Bank of America Corp. can’t sue to recover $1.75 billion in investor losses stemming from a mortgage-fraud scheme at failed lender Taylor, Bean & Whitaker Mortgage Corp., the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. told a judge.
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Bank of America Corp.’s proposed $8.5 billion settlement with mortgage-bond investors should be rejected by a New York court, American International Group Inc. said.
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Walt Disney Co.’s ESPN and the Southeastern Conference announced the creation of the SEC Network, a round-the-clock media stage for one of the nation’s most dominant college athletic leagues.
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