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To QE, or Not to QE: Wild stock market swings, unexpected volatility in the 10-year Treasury note, and emerging global crises ranging from the Ebola virus to unrest in the Middle East won't sway the Fed from its plan to end its bond-buying program. Ahead of the Fed's Oct. 28-29 meeting, the Wall Street Journal, Financial Times and New York Times all take a look at whether the Fed intends to stick...

The Delaware Supreme Court Friday weighed in on a key issue in a battle over a $1.5 billion loan tied to the bankruptcy of General Motors Corp., and the word that came down is not good for the company’s lenders.

As the CFPB focuses on the screening processes that banks use to vet checking account applications, regulators should try to maintain a balance between safety and soundness concerns and consumer protection.

The perception that public employee pension obligations cannot be impaired in bankruptcy suffered a damaging blow several months ago in the City of Detroit bankruptcy case, and has now been fatally wounded by the recent ruling of Judge Christopher Klein in the Chapter 9 case of Stockto