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Suit Accuses Online Lender of Violating New York Rate Caps New York Times Eric T. Schneiderman, the New York attorney general, contends Western Sky violated laws Fred R. Conrad/The New York TimesEric T. Schneiderman, the New York attorney general, contends Western Sky violated laws that cap rates on loans at 25 percent. See all stories on this topic »	New York Times
US Subpoenas Goldman in Inquiry of Aluminum Warehouses New York Times Goldman Sachs has been subpoenaed by federal regulators investigating complaints that the financial giant's metals warehouses have intentionally created delays and inflated the price of aluminum. See all stories on this topic »
Michigan Safety Net Frays as Detroit's Bankruptcy Tests Boomers Bloomberg There's a made-in-Michigan quality to Art Reyes, a third-generation autoworker with a pension, retiree health benefits and income that enabled him to send three of his four children to college. He's a product of the old Michigan, which gave birth to organized ... See all stories on this topic »
Asian Stocks Outside Japan Rise as China Developers Gain Bloomberg Asian stocks outside Japan rose as Chinese property developers and commodities companies climbed. Japanese shares fell after growth in the world's third-largest economy slowed more than forecast. Raw-materials suppliers led gains on the regional ... See all stories on this topic »
WTI Fluctuates After Week's Biggest Gain as Hedge Funds Cut Bets Bloomberg West Texas Intermediate crude swung between gains and losses after the biggest rally in more than a week as hedge funds cut bullish bets. Futures fluctuated in New York after surging 2.5 percent on Aug. 9, the most since Aug. 1. Money managers reduced ... See all stories on this topic »
Play for Steinway becomes a duet as new bidder emerges Reuters Mon Aug 12, 2013 9:09pm EDT. (Reuters) - Steinway Musical Instruments Inc (LVB.N), a 160-year-old maker of pianos, saxophones and trumpets, said it received a takeover offer from an investment firm it did not identify that topped a bid by private-equity firm ... See all stories on this topic »
In Battle to Protect Power Grid, Trees Often Lose ABC News An aggressive, national tree-trimming campaign since the blackout of 2003 appears to have had the intended effect. But the applause over the power-industry equivalent of a buzz cut isn't rising from at least one part of the republic: tree lovers. In 2010, a Blair ... See all stories on this topic »	ABC News
Authorities evacuate Florida resort villas as one starts to sink; no injuries reported Fox News CLERMONT, Fla. – Authorities say a sinkhole has cracked the foundation in a villa housing vacationers at a Central Florida resort near Disney World, causing the building to slowly sink and evacuating the hotel. Authorities with the Lake County Sheriff's Office ... See all stories on this topic »
The many legal millstones weighing down JPMorgan El Paso Inc. FILE - In this Oct. 10, 2008 file photo, a man walks into a JP Morgan Chase & Co. building in New York's financial district. Since the financial crisis, JPMorgan Chase has a long list of legal challenges beyond the $6 billion trading loss known as the "London ... See all stories on this topic »
Regulator Examines Bitcoin Practices Wall Street Journal New York's top banking regulator has issued subpoenas to roughly two dozen companies associated with bitcoin as part of a wide-ranging inquiry into the business practices of the fledgling virtual-currency industry, according to people familiar with the matter. See all stories on this topic »	Wall Street Journal

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