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 WCBD | Bank of America to stop debit card overdrafts The Associated Press NEW YORK — Bank of America customers will soon be unable to spend more than they have in the accounts linked to their debit cards. It's a step that may become a common move ahead of new regulations limiting overdraft fees. ... Hold Your Applause for Bank of America's Overdraft Announcement BofA to scrap overdraft fees on debit purchases B. of A. to scrap debit overdraft charges |
 The Guardian (blog) | Google Unveils Apps Marketplace InternetNews.com Search giant debuts online shop for apps, expanding beyond its own App Engine to offer developers working in other frameworks an integration into the marketplace. By David Needle: More stories by this author: Never a dull moment over at the Googleplex. ... Google to Dominate More of Your Life With Apps Marketplace Google (GOOG) Announces Business Application Platform Concur Offers Expense Tool For Small Business On New Google Marketplace |
Ex-N.Y. Deputy Comptroller Pleads Guilty to Pay-to-Play Wall Street Journal NEW YORK—David Loglisci, New York's former deputy comptroller and chief investment officer, pleaded guilty on Wednesday to a criminal charge that he and others essentially sold access to the state's largest pension, New York Attorney ... Ex-NY Investment Officer Pleads Guilty to Corruption Hevesi official David Loglisci pleads guilty in pension fund scandal, agrees ... Guilty Plea In Ongoing NY State Pension Investigation |
 RTT News | Teens Are Wind Beneath Eagle's Wings Forbes American Eagle Outfitters rallies after shaking off recession to book 81% profit growth in the fourth quarter. Investors happily shopped for shares of American Eagle Outfitters on Wednesday after the company reported stellar fourth-quarter earnings. ... American Eagle Shares Seen Rising After Closing Martin+Osa Stores American Eagle outlook strong, shares jump American Eagle Outfitters 4th-quarter profit rises |
 Washington Post | Oil Rises to Eight-Week High as Fuel Supply Falls, Demand Gains BusinessWeek March 10 (Bloomberg) -- Crude oil surged to an eight-week high after a government report showed that US fuel supplies declined as demand climbed and refineries idled units. Gasoline inventories dropped 2.96 million barrels to 229 million ... Oil spikes as demand rises Energy Information Administration is due to report inventory data this morning OIL FUTURES: Crude Hits 8-Week High As Fuel Supplies Tighten |