Credit-Card Late Fees, Rate Increases Targeted in Democratic House Measure Congressional Democrats reintroduced
credit-card legislation that would give consumers additional
protection against fee and rate increases blamed for pushing
Americans deeper into debt.
S&P 500 Erases Half of Rally Since Nov. 20 in Bear Signal to Chart Readers The Standard & Poor’s 500 Index wiped
out more than half its gain since rallying from 11-year low in
November, a sign the benchmark for U.S. equities may drop more.
JPMorgan, Wells Fargo Lure Risk-Averse Investors with 'Almost' Treasuries Investors seeking higher yields than
U.S. Treasuries with comparable risk should consider bank bonds
backed by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., said Gary
Pollack, head of fixed-income trading and research at Deutsche
Bank AG.